>> i'm heather holmes. time is running out for the open el roanment period for health insurance. no well walker is live in oakland where people are lined up to you get coverage before the deadline. >> reporter: carrot/stick action. the carrot is that people who haven't had access to health care. the stick is that if you don't sign up by the midnight deadline, there is a fine. the line went out the door to get a foot in the door to get health care insurance. >> are you you going to be for private health care insurance? >> today is the last day of open enrollment for coverage california. >> filling out the form is really valuable. >> reporter: a janitor, jesus mendoza is signing up for health insurance for the first time if his adult life. >> i'm kind of nervous. >> your first time? >> yes. >> it is difficult. they made it really simple, you're nighted health care workers sponsored this event, helping couples like carlos and whitney navigate the system and get the health care coverage their employers don't offer as health care and free-lance workers. >> my dad had insurance since i was 16. i'm 26 years old. >> when people don't get the care they need. it becomes a population issue. they are staying healthier, living longer -- >> reporter: a similar event in oakland drew some heavy hitters, rallying people to help cover the goal to get 1.7 million people signed up by the weekend. before the weekend, there were 1.3 million people involved. >> health care is a basic you right. we can't forget that. >> reporter: this congress woman said those who need it should speak louder than those that want the health care act repealed. >> the nay says need to get with the program. >> reporter: once jesus gets with the program, he helps he will have better health and peace of mind. >> so, the penalties for not having health insurance went up this year to $325 per person or two percent of your income, whichever is greater. this event at lake chalet is open until midnight. as long as you start the signup before midnight. it doesn't have to be here. you it do it at home on your computer. as long as you sign up before midnight, you will have until friday to get it done. >> >> police say the man they shot and killed outside of a train station is the man they believe carried out a free speech seminar. two shootings two people dead and five policemen wounded. the 22-year-old native of denmark had a violent criminal history. >> reporter: the prime minister of denmark lays flowers at a copenhagen seminar. one of two sites attacked. >> >> translator: we have experiences for something we will never forget. >> >> reporter: police say a gunman shot through the windows of a cultural center, holding a free speech event, wounding three officers and they say he attacked again at a synagogue where are jewish man was killed and a police officer was hurt. police say they shot and killed the suspect and found a weapon that may have been used in the attack. they are not releasing his name, but say he has a criminal record, including violence. >> >> don't know if the perpetrator was traveling to zones like syria and iraq. that's at the heart of the investigation. >> reporter: danish police say it's possible the gunman was entertaining the deadly attack last month. the french interior minister traveled to copenhagen in a show of solidarity. >> i saw the same sadness i witnessed in jack in people's eyes. >> reporter: in new york, "fox news." >> >> a gruesome video and horrific claim from islamic state militants as they release a video showing the mass beheading of 20 christians. these are images of the video. they are forced to the ground. a militant behind each and all 21 are beheaded at the same time. a caption on this video reads "the people of the cross followers of the hostile egyptian church." >> the islamic state, otherwise known as isis must be met full on. >> isis is comeback comeback -- it truly represents a whole new phase in the war on terror. we are dealing with an enemy that is well funded. we are dealing withen enemy that has strong command and strong control and we are dealing with an enemy that is well armed. >> reporter: panetta said he backs powers to fight islamic militants. president obama is seeking a three-year authorization for use of force. it includes the flexibility to conduct ground combat operations in limited circumstances such as rescue operations or the use of special operations forces to take military action against extremist leadership >> an alleged plot to kill dozens of people in canada. the target was the halifax shopping center. one of the busiest places in the city. a 23-year-old american woman and 23-year-old canadian face charges of conspiracy to commit murder. both were arrested early friday morning at the hal fox international airport. police say crimestoppers tipped them off and the tip led them to a home where they found another person that committed suicide as police moved in. they also found three rifles. >> what i can tell you, this appeared to be a group of murderous misfits that were living here, preparing to wreak havoc and mayhem on our community. >> the planned attack does not appear to be motivated by terrorism. >> >> wall of flames yesterday little of a san jose building. the fire is out, but the cleanup and the investigation on how the blaze started continues. alis are musen was at the site of the fire. >> reporter: rows of burned up melted up hole i have 25 feet high in some spots. this synthetic material fanned the flames of a five alarm fire in san jose. more than 24 hours after it started. firefighters continued to work on hot spots. the building owner came back to the site this morning to take pictures of the damage. two businesses were wrecked in here. a car stereo shop which used the space to store a collection of cars. this is all that was left of them after the fire. the building owner estimated the value was over a million dollar. >> i was scruff surprised because i thought i came on the wrong place. this was not the scene that i want to see, you know? >> reporter: the fire burned so hot for so long that no one could access the building. >> they will look through the building to see if they can determine if he cause or find any evidence. >> a back hoe and dump truck were brought in >> the building has a lot of collapse hazards. the center part of the roof collapsed. high pile of debris in there. >> firefighters did allow some people to come back and retrieve belongings >> i lost my apartment so i had to bring my stuff here. >> i'm surprised -- >> his daughter fish survived the fire. his overnight shift ended an hour before the fire broke out, saying he did not notice anything unusual before he left. >> it's terrible. i'm thankful i'm alive. >> reporter: only good newells after the destructive fire that cost people their livelihood -- 70 degrees and views like this. that's why so many people were out and about in the bay area, another busy day for boaters out there enjoying the great weather. alot of people hit the beaches and went to the parks. mid-february, kind of crazy. >> it is when you look at that shot. yesterday, i talked about i went for a run, skipped the run. i had lunch outside. gorgeous today. >> i think a lot of people had the same idea. a lot of people instead of going to lake tahoe, coming here. a lot of 70s for today, even a few 80s, take a look outside. take a look at some of the highs. santa rosa topped out 76 degrees. concorde, mid-70s, san jose, 75 and you will notice a few records to report. salinas, 81, oakland downtown, 80 degrees. that's topping the old record of 78. sfo new record sit back in 1977, a few high clouds moving in from the north. and to our south closer to monterrey bay, patchy fog developing. a little switch in the wind over the next few days, more of an onshore wind and with that, we'll cool things off beginning tomorrow and the trend will continue over the next few days. these were minor changes, coming up in a few minutes, we'll look at the forecast highs in your neighborhood and we'll let you know if we have any rain clouds to talk about in the five-day forecast. >> >> thank you. >> >> the pilot of a single-engine plane was forced to make an emergency landing on a golf course. it lost power just before 1:00 this afternoon shortly after takeoff. the pilot brought the plane down, as you see on the pictures, right on its belly. managing to avoid some of the golfers out there playing some golf at the time. no one was hurt and the cause of the plane's mechanic cam problems is under investigation. >> >> homicide detectives in san jose searching for clues after a deadly shooting last night, it happened on north capital avenue. when officers arrived, they found a man with at least one gunshot wound, taken to the hospital where he was pronounced debt. right now, it's not clear what lead up to the shooting. police have not made any arrests. this is san jose's third homicide so far this year. >> >> u.s. labor secretary is expected to press both sides when he comes to help mediate an agreement. this is what the port of oakland looked like today, almost no activity and countless containers stacked up and waiting to be unloaded the president last week directed the labor secretary to come here to california to help the dock workers and the shipping companies come to a deal, more than two dozen west coast ports are affected. some of the key sticking points include wages, work and safety rules as well as health care contributions bay area political power player opens up about his career, his plan and the current state of world politics. >> coming up, we talk to former secretary of state and bay area resident george shultz, his new cause that will likely draw support from the other part of the political aisle. >> >> as you can see, here, just walking is a problem and wintery conditions have businesses very concerned. location near the north pole, but this was boston, today, all public transportation was shut down as 12-18 inches of new snow fell. boston's mayor asked everyone to stay off the road instead of driving, people will be shoving again for a third straight week. rick reports from boston. >> the major snowstorm in 3 1/2 weeks have dumped a foot here in the boston area. almost seven feet of snow and there is nowhere to put it. take a look at the roads here. they have been trying to plow and clear the streets, but there are huge no banks on either side. they are encouraging people to stay off the roads so plows can clear. roads. ferries, buts, trains not running as the nationallal guard and the snow plows continue to try to get a handle on this new fresh layer of white stuff. the wind also lipping, gusting to 60-miles per hour or more in spots, so the snow is blowing and drifting. a blizzard warning remains in effect for parts of massachusetts through monday morning because of the treacherous conditions. >> high winds, low visibility. i ask people to stay off the road. even if are you walking, don't walk on the main streets because on the way from my house to city hall this morning, there was whiteout conditions a lot of ways in a lot of roads, very, very dangerous out there. >> >> fortunately, this storm hit on a sunday, so kids are not missing school tomorrow, a holiday, but it is having an economic impact. many cannot debt to work. many stores are closed. now that the snow is tapering off, here comes the cole. they are talking about feels like temperature of 25-30 degrees below zero in the boston area overnight, sunday, which is especially tough on the 10,000 or so people that lost power in this storm. the good news here, only 33 days until spring. mr.ed with news for businesses. that were hoping for a big valentine's day weekend. the weather hit restaurants and bakeries hard. their products cannot sit on the shelves until the cold is over. sales were down 50%. >> all of our baked goods, homemade fresh every day. we have had a lot of loss. >> even places like coffee shops that are seeing people walk in. they are hurting, too. because it's hard to get coffee delivered with all of the snow falls and roads filled with snow. the governor of massachusetts is taking a step to help. he has declared all of next week valentine's week and encouraged people to celebrate -- >> speaking of cold weather, u.s. coast guard rescued an australia fishing boat stuck in the ice for days. it made its way through several miles of thick ice. the chief tan out of australia was trapped in the ice 900- yards from land with 26 people aboard. the chief became disabled when three of the four propellors were destroyed by a chunk of ice. >> let's check in with mark. >> when you step outside, you ask yourself what is this? still another warm day. record setting across parts of the bay area. some 70s, once again, we'll shave off a few degrees over the next few days, live "stormtracker," storm coverage around boston, things happening, winding down, cold air moving in behind the system, right now, it's the degrees in new york city, chicago 12 degrees, but then the other extreme out towards the west, 60s and -p 0s, san francisco in the lower 70s. here is the satellite view, clouds moving way up and over the bay area. over a good portion of the west coast. as a result, completely dry and the dry weather pattern will continue into the workweek. a few scattered high clouds moving into the region. in addition to patchy fog, forming around monterrey bay, a change in the wind that will have an impact on our temperatures, almost summer- like over the next few days. tracking the ebb and flow of the onshore breeze. it will come back by tuesday. current numbers, santa rosa, 70, san jose, reporting fair skies, current temperature, 70, live camera, looking out, look at that, shield of high clouds moving into the region, adding nice texture to the sky. tomorrow, minor cooling for your monday and then the extended forecast, it will be a dry weather pattern with slight changes to the overall forecast. patchy fog, tomorrow morning, especially in the north bay valleys. a few could approach the coast coming from the south. coming up from monterrey bay. overnight lows will be starting out your monday in the 40s. main will i will in the 40s to around 50 degrees. here's our future cast. not much in the way of fog for tomorrow. if you can't see here, afternoon hours temperature range from the mid-60s to the low to mid-70s, 73-74 degrees. you will notice it increases the fog coverage off shore. this will be the key factor as you head into the forecast for monday night and tuesday. everybody cooler, but still a lot of 70s on the forecast map for santa rosa, san francisco, 69 degrees. santa -- and half moon bay, 67, look ahead to your five-day forecast and you can see temperatures cooling off a little bit. still in the upper 60s for tuesday, wednesday, increasing the fog, at least for the morning hours, partly sunny skies and then a bump in the numbers, thursday, friday, looking for the rain clouds, no rain clouds in the five-day forecast, but coming you at 5:45, we'll let you know when we could have a change in the weather pattern. coming up. >> >> he served under two republican presidents and now calls the bay area home. >> did you vote for president obama in 2008? >> no. 2012? >> no. >> reporter: coming up, we sit down with george shultz as he opens up. >> >> the group calls themselves the game of drones. new rules from the faa to usher in a new era of flying. >> >> much talked about movie "50 shades of grey" goes right into the record book. the price of oil, isis, the race for the white house >> tonight, mike neiback sits down with former secretary of state george shultz as he opens up about his life and his new cause. >> did you vote for president obama in 2008? >> no >> 2012? >> no. when he got elected, like everybody, i hope he is a great success, the first black president. >> has he been a success? >> no. >> george shultz, age 94, still tapped into politics. he served under president nixon and ronald reagan, holding four cabinet positions, including secretary of state. like these days, not all politics. here at his home, the finish of superbowl xlix a big topic. he is a fan of solar panels on his roof, bark instead of grass if his front yard. >> it's my first time in one of these cars >> and showing off his red electric car. after years of government elective service, he said he has a new cause, fighting global warming. >> climate is changing and i think that the evidence is great conclusive. human activity has something to do with it. >> >> reporter: george shultz says evidence has a plan and he will share it with you in a bit, but, first, we spoke about recent news making headlines and we gannon his take on how best to defeat isis. >> i would say you have to have military operations and you have to have an air and ground approach. you have to have boots on the ground. >> reporter: while working under president reagan, he helped to diffuse many international disputes. he played a key role in ending the cold war, one of his greatest achievements. shultz said you effectiveness cannot be based on empty threats especially when it comes to negotiations with iran. >> iran is a sponsor of terrorism. iran is developing a ballistic mental capability and iran is trying to develop a nuclear weapon. >> did you or anyone in the ronald reagan administration ask the saudis to open up their pumps more so as to drive the price down and therefore, hurt the soviet economically? >> we have a quiet understanding, i'll leave it at that. >> >> reporter: can you expand a little more? >> no >> after pressing more -- >> we had once a visit of the king to washington and the subject was discussed. >> reporter: he is a distinguished fellow at the hoover institution his office and conference room filled with history. as for the future, he said the next president of the united states should be a governor. he likes wisconsin's governor scott walker and former florida governor jeb bush. >> there is a reality emerging and it gets more and more undeniable. >> reporter: shultz said he supports the system to reduce emissions through a tax, money collected would go back to the citizens in the form of a dividend check. >> because carbon is a cost that is imposed on society. it's not good "for your health.," so let's make the people that are producing it bear the costs. that levels the playing field. >> reporter: of all of his titles, "husband" and "father" top two. shultz is a great grandfather and he surrounds himself with photos of his family. >> reporter: is there one particular thing you would be willing to share? >> that's a picture of my mother. >> reporter: the picture of his mother, margaret. >> you always miss your mother, your mother is one person in the world that is totally on your side. >> reporter: george shultz, an educate tor, an economist a statesman. >> i am not planning to die right away. even though i'm 94 years old, i have much more to do >> reporter: and a man that just loves life. fox "2 news." great interview, a tree came crashing down in san francisco and it bought down union lines with it. it fell just after 3:00 this afternoon. police closed down the area and crews turned off the power and elevated lines, removed the tree. no one was hurt. >> we know more about the motorcyclist that was killed on highway 1 by a vehicle that drifted into his lane. it happened south of fort ross road. the victim was identified as 44- year-old anthony cruz of vallejo. he was riding with two other motorcyclists when a toyota rav4 drifted across the yellow line and hit them. cruz died at the scene. the others had minor injuries. the crash is still under investigation. >> >> a woman, trying to fly out of lax is nursing a scorpion bite. she was bit on the hand just as the alaska airlines was about to take off. the woman was checked out by medics and did not want any more treatment. the crews searched and found the sworn onand killed it. no word on how it got on the plane. >> >> a cease-fire appears to be holding in much of ukraine, monitors are being kept out of one key government controlled city. today was the first day of the new accord and soldiers say it has been fairly quiet. the shelling has stopped, however, shelling has continued around another town. city of 25,000, a key transport hub and it has been the site of some of the fiercest fighting in recent weeks it's estimated 5400 people have been killed since the conflict erupted in eastern ukraine last april. >> cigarettes always fun to find out what gifts are in bags for celebrities at award shows. total tops $125,000, including a trip to italy. there is a $20,000 gift that has a lot of people talking. >> >> that's a nice gift. there probably isn't a better weekend to let friends and family know why you call the bay area home. a look at outdoor activities. >> >> an coming up, the record, movie "50 shades of grey" already broke three days into its run in theaters the much talked about movie "50 shades of grey" has turned out to be a huge hit at the box office. the film brought in more than $30 million on its opening night friday. it's expected to generate more than $90 million by the end of the long holiday weekend, but the movie has made it into the record books, the film posted the biggest opening day for any movie released in february. >> >> expensive gifts in the oscar swag bags are pretty common, about you this year, a bit unusual. a $20,000 gift certificate to learn mind reading. the owner of enigma lights will fly to the homes of the celebrities and teach them mind control. worth more than $25,000. certificates for deserts. a three night stay in tuscany, and a year's worth of rentals. >> >> at the races in oakland as the government proposes new rules for the use of drones. that is what the start of a drone race looks like, dozens got together to share their passion for this new popular sport. although it can cost a lot of money, one man from san jose said there are drones to fit everybody. >> the beauty is that everyone can grow alt their own pace. what we are doing is racing mini quads, 500 or below, so you can really build whatever suits your okayest. >> rules proposed today include the keeping of drones within the operator's line of sight. they say it could be another two or three years before the rules are made final. hundreds of people in san francisco topped off their valentine's day with a massive pillow flight. feathers were flying starting at 6:00 yesterday. more than 1,500 people showed up, armed with pillows and it wasn't just couples, entire families were there kids up against parents and husbands against wives. cleanup about $5,000. two people were hurt. >> >> even even with the wind chills below zero, they remained dedicated. community service that prompted people to jump into the icy waters. >> mark tomeo tracking a bit of a drop coming up in temperatures. check out my breakfast! i got eggs... sausage... ham... bacon... cheese... and toasted sourdough bread. uh, mine's easier. mmm... (eating sounds) do you know that guy? get a load of jack's loaded breakfast sandwich. what's on it? what's not on it? two freshly cracked eggs, ham, sausage, bacon, and cheese all on toasty sourdough made just for you. it's like a big ol' breakfast buffet right in your hand. the cold wasn't enough for some folks in the midwest this weekend, they decided to jump into an icy lake. a group of very brave souls in milwaukee stripped down to bathing suits to jump into lake michigan. it was so cold that emergency responders were there on hand to make sure the event was safe. air temperature with wind chills, below zero. >> being in the water is the warmest place to be. lake michigan is 34 degrees, it's not being in the water, it's when you come out. >> there is a good cause behind this crazy polar plunge, the money raised goes to special olympics in wisconsin. >> mr. we wanted to give awe round robin view -- ocean beach, look at all of the people out there enjoying the warm weather, the surf is high. waves up to 10 feet at ocean beach and other beaches in the bay area, a lot of people are enjoying the weather. look at all of those folks out there. laying around, enjoying the beautiful temperatures and warm weather we have had in the bay area. i think we'll go to one more place -- looking at market street. the sunshining through the high- rises. beautiful day and people are loving it out there. >> this weather is incredible. i am so happy to have 73 degrees and walking outside without a coat is amazing. >> it is amazing. something you can talk about, though, because we are in the middle of a drought, here we are in mid-february where it is supposed to be raining. >> it it has not for a long time let's check in with our meteorologist mark tomeo and find out if there is any hint of rain -- they are hinting at a big change in the weather pattern by the end of the month into march. there could be a change. it would be consistent with what happens. typically, you get one extreme and another developing. that would could be the case later in the mon. next five months, dry, as far as temperatures, a lot of 70s, even 80s, oakland maxed owl. 80 degrees. san jose, mid-70s, a string of 70s, beach weather for pa civica, morgan hill, 76 degrees. look at the satellite, clouds, arking way up to our north. typically, i would say there is rain toward portland and seattle. that's not the case. look at the jet stream heading way up to our north, as a result, the entire west coast is dry. look at that, capturing this beautiful sun seth. looking out in the distance and relatively calm winds out there, winds 5-10-miles inhour, i think i can stare at this picture for a few minutes, a few high clouds move into the bay area right now. as far as the current temperatures, still mild, san jose, walnut creek in the lower 70s, santa rosa, -p 0, forecast headlines, a little bit of a dropoff in the numbers for tomorrow, more fog tuesday morning. i use feel like i'm in the middle of june or july with the pattern developing. tracking the fog and dry weather pattern we are talking about that will continue. starting out monday in the low 40s. could have some patchy fog in the north bay valley. patchy coastal fog. it has been a warm weekend so far, we'll cool things off in the order of two to five degrees as the area of high pressure begins to weaken and move to the east. we'll see more of an onshore breeze. patchy fog developing. monday night into tuesday, but still dry, the storm track not getting south as all. the dry weather pattern continues, right on through next weekend. here's our forecast. the model we'll take this into the 12:00 hour tomorrow and showing you the hundreds of patchy fog closer to monterrey bay off lower shore as well. look what happens monday night, coastline, into tuesday morning, get the idea with the presence of the low cloud deck and the stronger onshore breeze, we'll cool thins off in the tuesday forecast. these are all just a few minor changes. the beaches won't be nearly as warm as they were yesterday and today. numbers for tomorrow, fairfield, 72, more neighbors around the rim of the bay showing lower 70s, livermore, 73, santa fe, 72. and san francisco, 69 degrees. here is a look ahead to your five-day forecast, with temperatures shave off a little bit tuesday and wednesday and we'll warm things back up for thursday and friday, with your weekend in view for day six and day seven, no rain clouds, more of an off shore wind developing. we are talking about the potential weather change at the end of the mon. it could be cool enough based on the number, we would have snow in the bay area hills t could be enough for record heat, a couple of weeks for a bit of a winter wonderland. >> that would be great to see. we have had snow in the bay area. actually perfect timing, this feels like the middle of august >> i was looking at the weather in miami, we are about the same. >> thank you, mark. >> >> coming up, we will hear from stepm kury as he recaps last night's performance in the three point competition. >> >> a stellar final round at the pebble beach, joe fonza next in sports wrap. good evening, welcome the early edition of sports wrap. we'll go a long time before we see an entire weekend with the kind of perfect conditions they enjoyed for this year's pebble beach proam. no words to describe it, so i'll shut up. this was the first year that justin posey made the cut. posey for birdie on the 11th hole. winning team was pat perez and michael lund at 4200 under par. lund is the founder of pandora's charm bracelet. par 5, 18th at pebble, one of the most famous finishing holes, steve is going tor the green in two. watch how close he would come to a double eagle. he made his eagle for a round of 71, leaving him 7 under, but well back in the feel. the guy that had the most consistent todays, brant schnedeker. here is the third place finisher, charley on the par 17th. he shot a final round of 66 at 18 under for the tournament. with four strokes back. all alone in third place. -- eight birdies and five bogies in an under up a down round that him three stock strokes. after an opening round, 60, he shot three straight 67's for the win. by the time the fog rolled in and his family was waiting. his lead had grown to three strokes, wrapping up with a 22 under par score of 265 and breaks the record he set in 2013. the win earns him a at this year's master's and pga. stanford basketball team has gone the last few weeks from a likely ncaa team to a bubble team at best. making the game crucial for the cardinals, taking care of the ball, anthony brown get it is taken away by hopkins. globe trotters at the other end. first half ticking down here with stanford down eight. getting the ball off the floor, stanford down six at the break. stanford took the lead halfway through the second half. he made the freethrow an the cardinal had the first lead. 2 1/2 minutes left. colorado by four, johnson misses the three, but the smallest on the court, talton gets it. buffalo is up 7, they wouldn't look back. stanford has lost four of its last five, 16-9 overall, 7-6 in the conference. >> >> asu, stanford and cal, sun devils in seattle where they break a tie in the second half with cat, devils building on the lead three minutes later, assist here from jay sobson to goodman, and one on the road, 78-68, sun devils, 5-7 on the conference, huskies three and 10 >> still to come, another look at steph's inpressive performance in the nba all-star game. >> >> daytona 500, drivers seeing red, wish. our vision for partnering with more farmers, growers manufacturers is that eventually organic and natural will be the norm. for raley's that means a lot more organic and natural options on the shelf. and for our consumers, that means having a lot more affordable and readily available, healthy products to feed their families. sustainability is about making a difference in our community. it's about being happy, healthy and well for many years to come. to learn more, visit raley's family of stores on youtube. >> >> ton out 10:00, we'll be able to show you the highlights of the all-star game for the nba. entire coaching staff leads the west team featuring currie and tomorrowson. currie has made his mark. he set a record in last night's three point contest, missing five of the 25 shots. to wrap it up, he made 13 straight shots, missing the only final fall, a feat that impresses fellow all-stars. these are proathletes, that means they thrive on competition. >> i have obviously been in it four times, i wanted to win it and get it done. thankfully, tonight, i was able to accomplish that. crazy competitive in high class feel of all a shooters. i think this is, just watching the competition. this is the best field that has ever been in a three point shootout, a pretty cool mow men for me. >> nascar season gets started next sunday with the daytona 500. they are a new formula for qualifying. it wasn't exactly embraced by the drivers. three rounds of qualifies in groups rather than individually. everybody is held back to keep from being out front. once they got past that log jam, this happened. clint boyer has a much faster car. he is trying to get past reid. that doesn't work out well for either driver. sorenson still in his wrecked car, boyer sought him out and he wasn't complimenting him on fine driving. sorenson wasn't shy of what he thinks about the new format. >> it's idiotic to be out here doing. there is no sense in being out here trying to put on a cute show and you have a guy in desperation, doing this. there is no reason to be out here. these guys have been out here six mons to have a guy out of desperation do that. but its not his fault. it's nascar's fault for putting us out in the middle of this crap for nothing. >> >> reporter: that was clint boyer, fines, no doubt, coming. in middle of the pack, jeff gordon comes out in front. he already has said this will be his last full-time season on the circuit. >> that is good. it's awesome. one of the most gratifying poles here in daytona that i have had. on the last one, i got a little surge and sucked up to the guys and i thought this mighting enough. awe some job to my team. this is pretty awesome to be able to pull this off today. >> >> two teams that could would be in the stanley cup playoffs, battling in chicago, 1-0 in the third period. pittsburghs nick knocks the puck in on the rebound. they head to overtime. this will go to a shootout, there is the decisive goal scored by patrick sharp. chicago gets the 2-1 win, blackhawks, number five in the west. behind san jose, pittsburgh. number three in the east. sharks with a chance to solidify that tonight when they host tampa. we'll have that at 10:00, along with the nba all-star game. refreshing to hear that candor, nobody does that any more that's for sure. >> coming up tonight 0 on the 10:00. meet the team of bay area girls vying to win a worldwide competition. we'll have information on this and more, tonight at 10:00. we'll see you, then, ñsxóxgñ wow, sheldon i cannot believe you made up your own game. oh, "research lab" is more than a game. it's like the slogan says: "the physics is theoretical, but the fun is real." we must not be playing it right. all right, five. one, two, three, four, five. oh, wow, look at that. my department of defense research grant is renewed. oh! great roll! now you can demolish your soviet-style cyclotron and build the large hadron collider. (joylessly): yay. you're a natural at this, penny. and as the first beta testers, you two'll have quite the edge when we play with wolowitz and koothrappali on sunday. oh, gee, sheldon