SAVIDGE: While you were sleeping, a tentative agreement today was worked out between the National Hockey League and its players association. It could have the players back on the ice in a matter of days. But both sides still have to ratify the ten-year deal. The players and owners agreed on a $60 million salary cap, revenue sharing and limiting players' contracts to seven years. That agreement would end a 113-day lockout. Some things in sports just can't be explained, only appreciated.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: To see one go in. That's a deep shot off the back side. Nice save by three, my gosh, I don't believe that!</s>SAVIDGE: Gabrielle Gary of the McCutcheon High Mavericks chased down a loose ball in an effort to get it back into play. She hit a really an improbable three-pointer. She went on to hit six more legitimate three-pointers to lead her team to a win. Gabrielle is now something of a celebrity in Lafayette, Indiana. Good for her. Then there's this, Brazilian prison officials say that they have foiled a bizarre jailbreak plot. Prison guards became suspicious after they spotted an oddly-shaped cat entering the prison after they caught it they found it had a cell phone, drills, assorted batteries and two saws taped to its body. Officials say they don't know who the cat was supposed to be helping. But it's probably the prisoner with all the cat chow in his cell. Superstorm Sandy is something that nobody wants to relive and if an elaborate $20 billion plan is put into effect. No one may ever have to.
NHL Reaches Tentative Agreement; High School Player Hits Amazing Shot