Breaking News: Bruce Jenner involved in vehicle crash in Malibu; 1 person dead

Bruce Jenner involved in vehicle crash in Malibu; 1 person dead Los Angeles Times | February 7, 2015 | 2:53 PM Former Olympian Bruce Jenner was involved in a multivehicle crash on Pacific Coast Highway in Malibu shortly after noon today that left one person dead and several others injured, authorities said. PCH was closed in both directions near Corral Canyon Road after the collision, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. Sheriff's dispatcher Diana Vazquez confirmed that Jenner was involved in the crash, but had no information on whether he was injured. Vazquez declined to identify who was killed. For the latest information go to www.latimes.com.

CBC News Alert - Amal Clooney to go to Egypt soon to seek Mohamed Fahmy's release

Unsubscribe     Questions/Feedback

News Alert

Amal Clooney to go to Egypt soon to seek Mohamed Fahmy's release This breaking story will appear soon at http://www.cbcnews.ca

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 500, Station "A"
Toronto, Ontario M5W 1E6

For all other questions and inquiries, contact us at www.cbc.ca/contact

Feb 7 | Your entertainment reads

MOVIES /  TELEVISION /  CELEBRITY /  MUSIC

Saturday, February 7, 2015 Brian Williams temporarily steps down from NBC News anchor desk Embattled NBC News anchor Brian Williams has decided to step away from his daily broadcast duties. IN THE NEWS ›  Grammy Awards 2015: What time is the show? ›  Grammys 2015: Excerpts from Bob Dylan's MusiCares acceptance speech ›  'SpongeBob' washes over 'American Sniper' at Friday box office ›  South Korea's 'Hidden Treasures' shows another side of North Korea art MOVIES NAACP Image Awards: Diversity, politics and a stunning 'Selma' snub Greg Braxton ›  Sundance 2015: The perils and pleasures of VR cinema ›  'Jupiter Ascending' and 'Seventh Son,' another sort of Oscar fest ›  'Selma' wins outstanding film of 2014 at NAACP Image Awards TELEVISION TV Picks: 'Tiny Tiny Talk Show,' Whitney Rice Robert Lloyd ›  TV This Week Feb. 8 - 14: 'The Slap' on NBC and more ›  Rosie O'Donnell to exit 'The View' again as ABC show's woes continue ›  Saturday's TV highlights and weekend talk: 'Edge of Tomorrow' and more CELEBRITY Lea DeLaria -- Big Boo of 'OITNB' -- announces engagement in cheeky post Nardine Saad ›  Bobbi Kristina Brown: Grandma Cissy Houston at hospital; cousin urges prayer ›  Kerry Washington's InStyle cover criticized for lighter skin; mag explains ›  Chris Pratt pays off Super Bowl bet with Chris Evans: Everyone wins MUSIC Grammys 2015: Transcript of Bob Dylan's MusiCares Person of Year speech Randall Roberts ›  Grammys quiz: How much music history do you know? ›  Grammys 2015: Beck discusses his album of the year nod ›  Grammys 2015: An archival bounty within best historical album category ENTERTAINMENT BLOGS Sony faces creative uncertainty as Pascal prepares to exit - Company Town Lady Gaga, Tony Bennett prep for Grammy Awards, second album - Pop & Hiss 'Being Mary Jane' ratings down almost 30% in BET return - Show Tracker 'Grimm': Sasha Roiz on complex characters and charity - Hero Complex MORE IN ENTERTAINMENT ›  TV Picks: 'Better Call Saul,' 'The Blacklist,' 'The Jinx' ›  Friday's TV Highlights: 'Hart of Dixie' on KTLA ›  NBC renews five dramas including 'The Blacklist', 'Law & Order: SVU' ›  Baz Luhrmann's 'The Get Down' series going to Netflix ›  'Empire' ratings continue to grow ›  Jimmy Fallon reunites most of the 'Saved by the Bell' cast ›  Mel Rogers to step down as PBS SoCal chief; Andrew Russell to step up

Los Angeles Times, 202 West First Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90012 1-800-LA-TIMES

Valentine's Day Ideas, Tax Software, Wifi Hotspots, Deals, Updates and More

Valentine's Day Ideas We assembled a list of things to help improve your Valentine’s Day with the help of more than two dozen testers. Next Week: Tax Software We had an accountant simulate tax returns for people with varying jobs, incomes, and living situations over 2 different tax years to find the best tax software. TurboTax is the best way to file your taxes online. It’s free, thorough, and straightforward if you work a steady job with regular income, and it’s the closest you can get to an interview with an expert without paying. —Andrew The Best Wifi Hotspot If you’re constantly on the road with multiple devices in need of a data connection, you should get Verizon’s Jetpack MiFi 6620L. When picking a hotspot, the reliability of the device and the network are the most important criteria, and the Jetpack leads in both regards. We determined this after 10 hours of research and over 60 hours of testing with three top competitors. The Jetpack’s battery life is among the longest we’ve seen in any hotspot we’ve tested, it and runs on Verizon, which has the largest and fastest LTE network in the U.S. as well as good pricing for both standalone devices and plans shared with a smartphone. The Best Paper Shredders After performing 40 hours of research, conducting extensive testing with a PhD physicist, and interviewing a guy who made his living stealing other people’s discarded personal information, we feel confident in recommending the $50AmazonBasics 12-Sheet Cross-Cut Paper/CD/Credit Card Shredder to most people who shred things a few times per month. It was our pick when this guide was originally published last year, and after a new round of testing, we’ve confirmed it’s still the best for personal use or light duty in a home office. But we do have two new alternate picks for this 2015 update. We’ve added a pick for a high-capacity shredder for frequent users and a new choice for exceptional security. Inner Vision for the weekend of February 6, 2015 In this weekend’s edition of Inner Vision, tips on when to skimp (or splurge) on men's attire, the best places to travel in 2015, and the proper way to store your MacBook’s power adapter. The Best Deals We Can Find Because we think we can make a small difference by being picky, here are some great deals on solid pieces of gear. Updates * After a fresh round of tests, we found a few nice cases we can recommend. In addition to our first-ever picks for iPhone 6 Plus cases, we have a new runner-up choice, the Logitech Protection [+], and another alternate pick, the Magpul Field Case. [The Best iPhone 6 Case (so far)] * We've updated our $100 in-ear and Bluetooth on-/over-ear headphone guides with the new gear we'll be testing over the next few months. * Canon announced two new DSLRs, as well as its first high-end superzoom. [Best Mid-Range DSLR, Best Budget DSLR, Best Superzoom Camera] * Follow us on Twitter for updates on our newest guides and the best deals we find. * Samsung and Olympus announced some promising new cameras today. See our Best Mirrorless Camera, Best Mirrorless Camera Under $1,000, and Best Waterproof Camera guides for details. * We're still looking for a lead engineer who believes in what the Wirecutter does and wants to take a hands-on, creative role in making it better. See here for more details. * The 2015 Subaru Legacy, our favorite mid-size sedan, has just been named one of the Safest Vehicles of 2015, and received a Best Resale Value Award. [Best Mid-Size Sedan] * We plan on testing the new Eero Wi-Fi system as soon as we can, hopefully before it ships this summer. [Best Wi-Fi Router] Follow on Facebook Follow on Twitter Forward to a Friend Check out our sister siteThe Sweethome; it's a Wirecutter for house supplies and homewares. Notes We support the dozens of hours that go into our evaluations through a small kickback on purchases through our links. Here's how to support our writers and our work. For more on our ethics and how we work, read this. Help wanted. We have a number of open positions ranging from managing editor to researcher. [Jobs] Put a case on it! Copyright © 2015 The Wirecutter, All rights reserved. Our mailing address is: The Wirecutter 2424 Pine Street San Francisco, CA 94115

Why are some people left-handed?

Lessons Worth Sharing TED-Ed Original Lessons Why are some people left-handed? - Daniel M. Abrams Animation by TED-Ed Today, about one-tenth of the world’s population are southpaws. Why are such a small proportion of people left-handed -- and why does the trait exist in the first place? Daniel M. Abrams investigates how the uneven ratio of lefties and righties gives insight into a balance between competitive and cooperative pressures on human evolution. View full lesson » How do dogs "see" with their noses? - Alexandra Horowitz Animation by Provincia Studio You may have heard the expression that dogs ‘see with their noses.’ But these creature’s amazing nasal architecture actually reveals a whole world beyond what we can see. Alexandra Horowitz illustrates how the dog’s nose can smell the past, the future and even things that can’t be seen at all. View full lesson » Why do we have museums? - J. V. Maranto Animation by Zedem Media Museums have been a part of human history for over 2,000 years -- but they weren't always like the ones we visit today. J.V. Maranto uncovers the evolution of museums, from the first museum in 530 BC (curated by a princess) to PT Barnum’s freak shows and beyond. View full lesson » TED-Ed Selects I forgot my phone View full lesson Featured Blog Post What I learned from watching every TED-Ed Lesson TED-Ed Community The importance of slowing down TED Talk Lesson Don't misrepresent Africa - Leslie Dodson View full lesson TED-Ed Tumblr What is Zeno’s Dichotomy Paradox? - Colm Kelleher Copyright © 2015 TED-Ed, All rights reserved.   TED-Ed 250 Hudson St Suite 1002 New York, NY 10013