jim: we have seen players hit wedges in here, including fowler and els. this is nothing more than a wedge. nick: green is rock hard. land it on in the middle of the green. that is perfect.

be great to see that expanded, or expanding any of these wedges. some of them are under influence from the department of the environment. some of them are not. and the -- planning to the energy efficiency slice, it's going to take a much larger investment. residential pace is one attempt to try to harness and leverage more private sector leverage investment. we would like to see a two or three fold increase in incentive programs coming in through either through the department or into the community in one way or another ~ in order to increase the level of energy efficiency that's performed. going back, i had this back up slide for where our electricity is coming from today. notice the 19% nuclear and that black wedge down there in the lower left is coal. my understanding is a lot of that is actually used in the grid in southern california, but it's part of the california mix that we are getting our data from. so, with that said, i wanted to find out if you have any questions or comments or things you wanted to look at in greater detail. >> thanks, c

you can see she's got the door to that gondola wedged open. now, keep watching because he's about to base jump. >> wow. >> from this gondola. >> whoo-hoo hoo! >> he jumps off this thing. listen right here. >> i did it! >> who he's referring to is famous base jumper and a free skier who did next act stunt in 2008 but it was sanctioned sort of to commemorate the opening of this gondola. shane passed away in 2009 performing a stunt in italy. so, this video is sort of paying tribute to shane mcconnell. at the very end of the video -- >> whoo hoo hoo! >> when he shots his go pro off, you see his face. this was posted to the web. the canadian mounted police were after it, these two. guess what, they figured out who the girl is. they made an arrest, 23-year-old, she claims she didn't know the guy. she met him on the gondola. >> it seems like he was participating a lot for someone who just met this guy on the gondola. >> she could be facing a substantial amount of jail time. the guy still on the run. wanted in canada. police believe that he's out of t

about a tackle or anything, wedge.at technology is, that's what they do. they want to kill, break uppthe wedge. a lot of times they don't know how they're going to make money, but they want to rattle things up and shake it up and make it different and then sometimes they figure out, hey, can we make a profit off this crazy thing? and that's why they're rocking. think about h.g. wells, jules all of these things coming to fruition in our lifetime. stuart: it's good stuff, charles, bring tapassion to it. and ever driven behind someone herky jerky behind them. and they're out-of-towners, don't know where they're going. garmin, look at the stock. >> i don't want to drive next to someone driving herky jerky, looking at his garmin. the stock is up. they sell other things in addition to navigation system. they sell fitness and aviation equipment and that helps in the latest profit and revenue. the garmin gps systems have fallen off a bit and hit a new 52-week high. 52.72. stuart: 10% gain for another tech stock. good stuff. th

. >> i think the wedge, the wedge was so high it masked the hole. some snow -- >> there was no way for him to see theol he as he was coming up to it. he fell right in. >> sometimes you fall in a hole like in this instance, you're happy there's a bush there to break your fall when you're entering the hole. >> listen to this poor skier once he lands in the hole. obviously scared he fell in this hole. but if you notice, when he's down there, there is a lot of rocks he could have really injured himself. he even said, he thought he could have died. >> just to clarify, he's in a hole. >> he's in a hole. >> he's in a hole. >> he's in a hole. >>> ladies, i'm about to warm your hearts with a little inspirational story from thumper. >> the bunny? >> no, the kitten. thumper was rescued from a litter of abandoned kittens in a neighborhood yard. but thumper had a neurological disorder. thumper couldn't walk. this is what he looked like. >> aw. >> his back legs not really paralyzed, basically thumper dragged himself around. he could take one or two steps but kept

we've come out of the well defined wedge just ever so slightly. we've come out onto the upside.t like that is a fairly powerful thing and implies higher prices. we think the xlu, etf is higher. take a look at this long-term chart to put it in perspective. again, ever so slightly we've broken above this well defined wedge that's a very powerful setup. >> all right, carter. he makes a good case but let's talk first about this comparison. we're all around at various ages. >> you were in high school. >> but do you think this is valid, mike? >> i think there's some validity to it. let's think about what it is. you could have a potentially deflationary situation is one of the concerns as some people have suggested. in that situation then you suddenly would say you want to go -- there might be a plight to safety. bonds is not a price where you want to do that. this is kind of an inflation adjusted bond proxy so it makes it a somewhat compelling area in that respect. valuations is not insane. i think you can definitely use this as a hedge being mechanism. >> let me make one more compari

is there a wedge he's taking advantage of there? >> i think that's one wedge.of others. look, if you look at the polls today, it looks like biden has an impossible task. hillary clinton is between two thirds and three quarters of all democrats, and biden is down there around the 10% mark. but actually, when you're where hillary clinton is, you only have one way to go. and that's down. >> well, how did she look at this point -- i'm sorry, this point before the 2008 race? she was also a prohibitive favorite and then we know what happened with barack obama. >> she was. >> there is this view from hillary doubter whose say she looks good from afar, but up close, what do you make of that? >> we're two years away from the start of the primary and caucus. lots of things could happen. there's also a chance, maybe it's a slim chance, but a chance she'll decide not to run. then you'll see others really jump in, not just biden. >> what would make her decide not to run when almost all the other signals she's sent is that she's running? age, tiredness? >> other than health,

wedges, drink. it actually looks like chicken inside, because it's actually chicken. ha ha ha! crispy. yup, that's it. juicy. nailed it. do it. 4 combos, under 4 dollars. and we'll probably be back again tomorrow. ♪ (cheers and applause) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody, i'm here with pussy riot and our translator, masha, nadya and anya, the translator. you were released from jail. why? you're criminals. (laughter) you're dangerous criminals who sing in churches. why were you released? >> ( translated ): he got set up with us. >> stephen: but tin? >> ( translated ): it was mostly the prison administrators but also putin who they had to report about for everything. >> stephen: so would you like to say thank you vladimir putin for releasing me from jail? i'll give you all the time you need. >> ( translated ): we'd much rather thank the people who have nothing to do with putin who supported us and the people in this audience in particular. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: well, my folks, too, my folks, too. all right. i don't know what the russian word for "pander" i

> a german politician has accused russia of using a policy of disinformation in seeking to drive a wedge between the u.s. and europe. after a telephone conversation volving the diplomat was leaked. the state department spokesperson says that the phone call reflected a moment of frustration and did not reflect the attitude towards the eu. she has apologized for her comments which included using a curse word in relation to the efforts to resolve the crisis in ukraine. up in flames. violent protests have spread across the balkan state of bosnia with government buildings set alight overnight. the people haven't seen scenes like this since the war in the early 1990s. the poor state of the economy is fueling the unrest. many demonstrators are workers who say they have been out of pay and work for months. >> with the government headquarters in flames, the demonstrators chant, bosnia, we love you. the building was consumed in moments. the blaze was started by protesters. inside the tower were officials, many were forced to jump for their lives. throughout bosnia, demonstrators are angry about po

. >> i wasn't in the best frame of mind, but i knew i had a lead, and i got it off the wedge, and i alwaysd win. i don't know if it was a matter of doing it once and having it happen again and again -- i don't know. i always felt like i could win out here and i think that's what you need to believe. okay, college tampa women have won 21 straight and 14 in a row against washington. area fans not loving seattle right now. the usual numbers, 23.4 boards. washington shot 47% from the field and nine threes. 31-34 at the half. all five starters in double figures and stanford could not find the bottom of the bucket. nine of 461 from beyond the arch. cal women facing washington state. a milestone in the first half, the layup gave this player 1,000 career points. britney boyd, lays it in and the foul. she had 23. the bears skoefed cored 50 poin the final minutes. oklahoma state basketball star marcus mark made headlines, he pushed a fan and received a technical. today he was suspended for three games. the fan obviously said something to provoke smart, but that's no excuse to push or touch a fan. ma

this car struck and killed this man on sunset boulevard, the impact wedging his body in the windshieldknocking his shoes off his feet. >> it's horrible, an innocent person taken, and very sad. >> three women, were taken to local hospitals with nontrenth -- nonthreatening injuries. >> it is the city's second fatality this year. the crash shut down several blocks of sunset for more than two and a half hours, the intersection is equipped with warning lights, for a pedestrian, and they say it was unclear if the victim was in the cross walk. >> we do know the car came to a stop, with the pedestrian lodged in the front windshield. the death comes on a day the transit agency, approved a plan to reduce the deaths. >>> the new york city police are using bank and phone records to trace the final hours of philip hoffman. he withdrew about $1,200 hours before he died, and he got it in installments. he was asked to move out of the the apartment late last year, and the heroin did noit test -- not test positive for the additives, he had a needle in his arm, when he died of a suspected accidental over

what happened and what kind of wedge do you need to get out of this predictment? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ship, costa concordia. p is now sitting >>> a diver was killed today while working on the wrecked cruise ship costa concordia, it is sitting upright off the coast of italy as crews prepare for hall it away from scrap. crews say the diver died while underwater somewhere around the wreckage, there is no details about exactly what happened though. this how the ship looked back in 2012 after it slammed into a reef off tuscany and overturned. 32 people died including two americans. >>> a volcano erupted there and killed many. it is the first time there, they evacuated there, and the number of victims could rise as they number keeps being counted. >> they had this happen on the golf course in florida. >> this gives whole new meaning to that. >> just a strange happening there. >> they had that golf ball on top of a gator there in florida. >> we have had a lot of golf balls run up to gators but never one on top of the head i know of. >> he was here and saw the ball on top of

will president bush's support on a ban be a key wedge issue? >> february 25th, 2004, exactly 10 years ago today after then-president george w. bush made one of the biggest domestic policy announcements of his first term. he'd been elected in 2000. he was in the throes of his re-election campaign already. and on february 24th, 2004, so 10 years ago yesterday, he appeared in the roosevelt room at the white house to make a statement to the american people. this was not a press conference. it was not a big event with an audience like presidents sometimes do. it was just him and a microphone. watch. >> we're going to prevent the meaning of marriage from being changed forever, our nation must enact a constitutional amendment to protect marriage in america. an amendment to the constitution is never to be undertaken lightly. the amendment process has addressed many serious matters of national concern. and the preservation of marriage rises to this level of national importance. >> national importance. the president of the united states calling for the c

. >> with his wedge. >> what. >> hits the ball off the marker, pops up in the air, hits it out of the air. i will say, his first shot that he shows us here where he's bouncing it around, takes a swing, look at that, straight down, straight, very straight. >> he knows how to wear golf pants too. he could do it. he could make it. >>> we've got three videos and one mission. >> find out if they're real or fake. >> girl goes brick-smashing crazy on ex-boyfriend's car, a paper airplane takes plight forever and a kangaroo shows off its ripped bod. >> can't be real. >> real or fax with ebaum's world, next. >> want an ipad mini? all you need is monday's buzzword. >> closed captioning provided by -- n n chilili i spspecial? i've got 3-alarm heartburn... rolaids gives yoyou u rarapd relief of heartburn anand d neneututraraliliz% more acid than tums. atattataboboy!y! rorolaidids,s, t that's l ononcece, , twtwicice, it's time for new seselslsune scscalalp . it worksks a at t ththee sosoururce with ththe e nunumbmberer oe ananti-itch medicine. plus soothing aloe for fast relief. seselslsunun b blul

the cut on the north side japt to 115 there's the walls on the other side there's a wedge of fill down on the southeast corner and there's the weather foundation needs to be installed to maintain the stability. and on top of make sure the surface water is corrected >> it sounds the midsection kind of. >> whatever to hold the house. >> if the perimeter needs for the drainage needs to be in. >> it was the first one we hit upon when we reviewed the plan what - 3 months ago. as you pointed out there are springs, there's water coming out of the hillside >> so there's things we can do not only the foundation work. >> things. >> your amendment is to make it safe. >> yeah. . >> as soon as possible. >> maybe director you can take it from there obviously, we don't need more details and you'll report back to us. >> they need the necessarily permit and payment. >> i'm coming out from the point of view in the interests of everybody, everybody is going to do the right thing and everybody will be on board for you to make the open cut safe. >> thank you. thank you >> i believe we have no more comment

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a small wedge shaped slice in the north of perhaps the most famous desert on earth this small country is known as the sahara games. for fifty years the annual desert festival has taken place here it's an event that draws people from all surrounding countries. these people's lives are deeply intertwined with the desert. the many preparations for the festival began six months ago they've gone deep into the desert every day on an exhaustive training shuttle the main event is camel racing any prize in a sprint race is a great honor but winning the forty two kilometer marathon is considered especially prestigious the boys in the small town of doulas dream of such a victory seemingly endless sand dunes begin just beyond the town's borders. like every other man in the region hopes to win two years ago he and his camel came first in a sprint for us. i'm confident about this part of the race because my camel is quite familiar with the area but i do have some doubts about the long distance marathon i haven't entered it before with this camel. because the festival only takes place once a year im

get it down this and have a wedge. that is what we did.e it more dramatic than i need today to be. >> i enjoy played pebble beach in these conditions. fun, providing an opportunity for guys like myself and others to make a move if you play well. i hit the ball well today. i hit it all week. i am excited about the ball striking. the worst putting these guys had in 1 1/2 years. i will get it fixed because i have been putting just terrific in the past year and a half. >> yes. i think the wind really brought the magic back to the tournament. the last -- >>> the last time the stanford women lost you would have to go back to 2005. amber, struggled most of the day. over 8 in 3-point land. stanford offense got out of rhythm. next time down, washington takes advantage. waldin, a floater. trailing by 7 at the half. but, taylor green failed. getting the 3 ball and the lead is trimmed to 2 points. now, from that point forward, going on 16-2 run, pretty much put it away. big day for kelly. she had 23 points. stanford came close for a comeback. they dug

victim was left wedged in the windshield of a car. it happened on sunset near yorba. police are trying to figure out if the victim was using the crosswalk at the time. a man in hercules is in jail for a felony hit-and-run. this is surveillance video from a dash cam. watch closely, the man cross crossing the street gets run over by a car. this man, 67-year-old abraham adams was the driver. >>> new at 10:00, charles is hitting the road. the financial giant is moving # ,000 jobs out of san francisco over the next three to five years. that's nearly half of its bay area work force. texas and colorado are among the possible destinations. 12 says the bayarea is just too expensive. >> housing, housing, housing. the housing costs of a prime mover and other competition for labor costs, obviously land costs, there are a voter of costs. >> 12 employees, more than 13,000 people and 300 branches nationwide. >>> california could soon have the highest minimum wage in the entire country. a bay area lawmaker wants to boost the state's minimum wage. by july, those making $9 an hour and

. >> with his wedge. >> what. >> hits the ball off the marker, pops up in the air, hits it out of therst shot that he shows us here where he's bouncing it around, takes a swing, look at that, straight down, straight, very straight. >> he knows how to wear golf pants too. he could do it. he could make it. >>> we've got three videos and one mission. >> find out if they're real or fake. >> girl goes brick-smashing crazy on ex-boyfriend's car, a paper airplane takes plight forever and a kangaroo shows off its ripped bod. >> can't be real. >> real or fax with ebaum's world, next. >> want an ipad mini? all you need is monday's buzzword. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah. [ male announcer ] switch to u-verse and add a wireless receiver today. ♪ >> closed captioning provided by -- n n chilili i spspecial? i've

. >> fibers from her sweater wedged in the concrete of the bridge also made it clear she didn't jump. her body scraped along the side of the bridge. dna testing on blood found near those fibers confirmed it was rachel's blood and that she was bleeding before she hit the ground. >> so, the police had to work backwards. they had to find out, you know, how did that blood and how did that fiber get on the pennsylvania turnpike bridge rail. >> there were no marks on rachel's neck, so investigators didn't believe a ligature or even the killer's hands were used to strangle her. >> if it's a large surface like a forearm pressing against a neck or a large just flat of the hand pressing against the neck, you're going to get bruising. >> significant internal bleeding told medical examiners rachel was still alive when she was thrown from the bridge. >> the victim had blood spatters on the side of her face, and it wasn't consistent with a fall from the bridge. >> two broken fingernails made it clear she tried to defend herself. the cause of death was blunt force trauma, a skull fracture. >> the fr

interestingly, we're seeing democrats use a wedge issue.ionally think of republicans using wedge issues to court democratic voters, now we're seeing democrats do the opposite. >> you're right, i see that. bill, you have billionaire investor sam zell commenting on the 1%. let's play a quick clip of that. >> the problem is that the world and this country should not talk about envy of the 1%, it should talk about emulating the 1%. the 1% work harder, the 1% are much bigger factors in all forms of our society. >> trying to make sense of what he was saying here, saying he agreed with fellow billionaire tom perkins who recently said this, "i would call attention to the parallels of fascist nazi germany to its war on its 1%, namely its jews to the progressive war on america's 1%, namely, the rich." bill, do you think billionaires are not seeing the irony of the situation when it comes to government aid? >> you have to look at it from their perspective, it's hard for a 1%-er, you're working hard and people say mean things to you at times, it's very

. >> so, his kayak is wedged in between these two rocks as the water continues to flow under him and over him. >> you're right, beth. that water does not let up this entire rescue but what's amazing is this video is being encouraged by kayakers in england for people to understand why you really need to have whitewater rescue training. >> hold it. hold it. >> notice, there's a guy on the other side who is helping him out and the guy makes quick work of getting him out of the water. he hooks the back of his vest and yanks him out. >> that was quick. >> they are not done. the guy on the other side of the river has the camera up and they have all the ropes around where they'll pull that rope from one side of the river to the other to help get it out. you can see here they've got the boat attached and now they're going to pull that thing across. >> let go! >> so, they eventually are able to just pull this thing up to the other side. >> yeah. what you said, a reminder to have that training but also to not go out by yourself. this guy was by himself. how do you get out? >> yeah, what would

sumerians gave the world cuneiform script in the 4th millennium b.c., nice work, guys, or should i say wedge, slanty diamond. but the latest news out of iraq is sure to turn that crescent moon upside down. >> a group of potential suicide bombers in iraq won't get to carry out their plans because they were accidentally killed during a training exercise. 21 members of a car bomb training class were blown up when their al qaeda instructor unwittingly set off the explosive charge. >> z hey, those who can do those cho who can't teach, and those who can't teach accidentally blow themselves up. (laughter) it is that sort of hands on-- (applause) >> big explosion fans here tonight. folks, it's that kind of hands-on teacher reminds me of dead poet society, only without the poets, or the society. say what you will about al qaeda, they value education. it's like they say, gave a man a suicide bomb he belows up once, teach a man to suicide bomb, he also blows up once. (laughter) still working out the kink os on that one. but folks the violent death of 22 people isn't the only ray of sunshine here. becau

again, it's an issue that is, as you pointed out earlier, a wedge for the right because on one hand, part of their base is going to want them to fight this. on the other hand, they know they can't afford to lose support they've gained in the lgbt community. the minimal support. >> the theme of this whole segment to me is sometimes good politics is good policy, good policy is good politics. when you're talking about gay marriage in the context that you just referenced, i think for eric holder and for a lot of other people, i'd include myself, this is a civil rights issue. he recognizes it as such and the next step on a long road toward civil rights for lots of people who are still excluded from those rights in america. and yes, the politics happen to be favorable as well. so when you have good policy and good politics intersect, that's not a sweet spot you often get. i'm glad the attorney general is pursuing it. >> i am too. i have to say i was also very pleadsed to hear him make the connection between, you know, the civil rights movement of the '60s and this as a modern civil rights

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he was wedged in the windshield. three occupants were injured. the 71-year-old woman who was driving will face charges. >>> another driver fleeing san francisco police on the run. the chp tried to pull over a stolen suv on highway 101 last night. the driver refused to pull over and hit the patrol cruiser and a second car. the suv was found abandoned near saint mary's park with drugs inside but they never did catch up with that driver. >>> developing news from overnight. a former grocery store reduced to rubble from a huge fire in east oakland. flames destroyed what was left of the former sun hop fat supermarket on international boulevard. investigators are trying to find the cause of the fire. they have some ideas because of a previous fire in an abandoned building. >> we have had fires here in the past. a couple of windy nights we have had 2 or 3 fires here and it is started by people sleeping inside the building. >> fire started about 9:00 last night. there were no injuries. >>> checking some other bay area headlines now, a traffic mess right n

wedges, drink. it actually looks like chicken inside, because it's actually chicken. nailed it. do it. 4 combos, under 4 dollars. and we'll probably be back again tomorrow. ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jon: welcome back. my guest tonight she's got a new film it's called "the lego movie." >> will you please tell me what is happen something in. >> i'm rescuing you, sir. you are the one of prophecy spoke of. you are the special. >> me? >> you found the piece of resistance and the prophecy states that you are the most important, most talented, most interesting and most extraordinary person in the universe. that's you, right? >> yes, that's me. >> great, you drive. >> what? >> please welcome back to the program elizabeth banks. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's a lot of heel. >> these are the dumbest shoes. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's hard to walk in. >> i walk around in these puppies. you can't even see them. his to put them up. why am i wasting my time walking out in these. you better watch it. >> jon: in general, what is -- both of those things are working tog

it will be a sand wedge. jim: had some erratic driving today but beauty on this hole off the tee. nick: oh, that's going up. jim: is that sweet. great chance to get one back. nick: what on earth can bubba do from that lie? david: he certainly can't do that. 93 yards. i think the only way he can get this close is to land it maybe a yard short of the green. nick: he's tried it. david: he tried to run it up. look at this! nick: and he's done it. because a 15-foot circle is fantastic. that was a great shot to try that. david: he's so hard to second guess, he really is. nd so compelling to watch. jim: we're at the top of the hour. 6:00 eastern time and again, we're going to stay on until we conclude this third round. jim nantz, sir jick and -- sir nick faldo, david feherty and the cbs golf team on hand at the waste management phoenix open in scottsdale, arizona where today they've set the all-time single-day gallery record that the tournament or any golf tournament, ever. nywhere on the planet. 189,700 strong. nick: 22. jim: and 22. nick: they've just left. david: they've been somewhat

cold pressure funneling down the east coast, we call this a wedge. right up along the appalachians and east of there. this is where the coldest air can get tucked in and tough to get out. colder surface, warmer above it. this is a perfect setup for freezing rain and sleet. this is where we expect the highest impact from the storm. quarter to half inch of ice building up from metro atlanta towards augusta. across much of south carolina and into north carolina. this is the type of setup that could create widespread power outages that could last for days. something along the order of what we saw in philadelphia just a short while ago. then the storm heads up the coast as we head through thursday night, thursday and friday morning. significant snow is likely. there will be a rain line close to the coast, around the boston, new york, philly, d.c., corridor. we'll be working that out. certainly big snow potential in the major cities. i'm cbs meteorologist erik fisher for cbs news. >>> well, the midwest will be dry today but bitterly cold. the temperature i

first hacking through cactus needles and a tv cable for par and then wedging the bar out -- that's thest shot, out from under a bush and some rocks. >> are you kidding? that was nice. >> despite all of that he loses at the end. he just would not go down. he didn't win, though. >> we're talking about him so he won something. just ahead, the tonight show's jimmy fallon is doing what no other tonight show host has done before to book a guest. that's next. which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before receiving $25 toward her balance each quarter for making more than her minimum payment on time each month. tracey got the bankamericard better balance rewards credit card, which fits nicely with everything else in life she has to balance. that's the benefit of responsibility. apply online or visit a bank of america near you. eww! eww! [ moderator ] how would you deal with them? umm... ninjas. [ male announcer ] no need for ninjas. reduce up to 95% of inanimate allergens becoming airborne from fabrics with new, dermatologist tested, febreze allergen reducer. [ male announ

the pedestrian was hit with such force that he was struck by the windshield and remains wedged in the windshield at this hour. he was described as an adult male and killed in this collision. three passengers in the car, all women, we're told, were slightly injured. some were transported from the scene. again, you can see the large number of police cars and firefighters at the scene. they are still investigating the scene trying to figure out exactly what happened. we're told the car was traveling southbound on sunset. there is an intersection, a crosswalk for pedestrians that -- that's supposenned to be a place -- supposed to be a place where cars yield to pedestrians but i can tell you just crossing the street myself, the cars are not stopping for pedestrians. it's unclear if the victim was in the crosswalk when he was struck or further down sunset when he was hit. at this hour, it's still an active crime scene. they are trying to determine that. we expect this section to be closed off for several more hours while police try to piece together exactly what happened. reporting live in

hey, it is wedged in the back of the net. they had to pull it back out and clearly it went in.n the shootout 5-4. but the puck was in there. abc7 sports brought to you by riverwalk casino. >> thanks, larry. >> we will be right back. >> first here is jimmy kimmle. >> here is the nonsense we have in store for you. >> these gloves were made by a kid named nick from kansas. he spent two full days making these gloves and he even put my name on them. it says kimmel right there. >>> here is a look at your wake up weather. you might want to pack a scarf and a jacket. partly cloudy and temperatures 20s to 40s. 8:00 a.m. not coming out much. dan and carolyn? >> thank you. >>> one dad found a unique way to make the perfect pony tail for his daughter. >> no muss, no fuss. he uses a vacuum attachment to avoid a crazy awkward mess. >> he wraps the hair tie around the nozzle and then sucks the hair into the nozzle and then wraps it around the ponytail. >> it has been shared a half million times since it was posted. we were debating this here and i think he is a genius. >> coming up next on ji

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he was left wedged in the windshield of a toyota corolla. it happened about 11 a.m. yesterday on sunset boulevard near yorba street. police are trying to figure out if the 78-year-old man, who died, was using the crosswalk. three people in the car have nonlife-threatening injuries. >>> a second cheerleader is joining a lawsuit that claims the oakland raiders pay the raiderettes below minimum wage. the newest plaintiff accuses them the illegally making raiderettes paying expenses out of their $125 per game salary. the lawsuit also claims the raiders impose fines for offenses like bringing the wrong pom poms to practice and also says the raiderettes are not paid for rehearsals or mandatories charity events. >>> 4:40. just getting started here. the investigation into a death takes a twist. >> and a pajama party raising eyebrows. why some say their children won't be going back to the crazy kids entertainment center. ,, ,, connection with the death of philip seymour hoffman. d dead in his >>> developing news out of new york city. police have arrested four people in connec