dealing with a storm system, a frontal system dying off at the same time that there's a storm off british columbia. a lot of clouds in alaska, along with showers an wet weather from anchorage to fairbanks and our friends in juneau. if you want to get cool, that's the way to go. >> in entertainment news, jason sudeikis is saying goodbye to "saturday night live." >> i'm not coming back next fall. >> you won't be back in the fall? >> no. >> do they know that? >> sudeikis has been with snl for ten years, good years. >> ted nugent stirred up controversy when he talked about stevie wonder's boycotting florida in the wake of the acquittal. >> 700 black people, mostly children, young people, were slaughtered in chicago last year by black people and not a peep out of stevie wonder. are you kidding me? >> the duchess of cambridge provided a big boost of self-esteem to new moms after showing off, what are you noticing there, her post pregnancy tummy. women are applauding kate's decision to wear a form fitting dress as she departed the hospital with baby george and husband william in tow. >> the george cloone

charged them with conspiring to mount an attack on the provincial legislature in the province of british columbia on canada's west coast. the two people are arrested are charged with conspiring to commit terrorist acts he and creating explosives. it would have been a major attack causing deaths and injuries on canada day, july 1, when celebrations take place that attract tens of thousands. they used the word al qaeda- inspired ideology. but they said this was not connected to any international group and was planned totally within canada. >> these individuals were inspired by al qaeda ideology. there is no evidence indicating these individuals had the support 0 -- or were acting at the direction of a terrorist group. >> it is the second time in just over two months that the police say they have constructed an attempted attack on a target. a couple of months ago of two people were arrested and charged with plotting to bomb a train that ran to the united states. >> firefighters in arizona appeared to be gaining ground. they are putting out a massive wildfire that killed 19 members of an elite fire c

low pressure approaches southern british columbia. this this will enhance the on shore flow. trending cooler but not until thursday. mild and sunny for the mentally competent couple days. we will get a little cooler -- for the next couple days. we will get a little cooler coming up. we will stay very close to average for the next several days. san francisco 67. san jose you will hit 86. palo alto 80. walnut creek, san ramon, oakland 75. hot spot will be lakeport. 98. windsor 86. we stay mild for the next couple days. notice the drop inland on thursday, friday and saturday. a little bit cloudier cruise. all in all, this is trouble makers cruise control weather. >> thanks. >>> it is a war zone in canada after a deadly train explosion. dozens still missing. the dangers slowing the search for survivors. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bart confirms.. both sides be meeting with mediators throughout the week.. but contract negotiations won't >>> b.a.r.t confirms both sides will be meting with mediators throughout the week. contract negotiations won't happen until friday. if they can't reach a deal,

that is a low pressure area coming down from british columbia, western washington, sitting to the north remembering the flow, around low pressure t is always there. giving us the onshore flow until thursday at a minimum. if you like the hot weather away from the water, sunshine, start to finish you have to be patient, waiting until next weekend. a lot of fog and drizzle for everybody tomorrow. tomorrow will be the chilly day. hitting bottom tomorrow afternoon. then, beginning to warm things up a degree or two each day. it will take until thursday or friday until we get back to normal. not cold but chilly. sanfrancisco, 61, san jose, 9 degrees below average, high of 74. san mateo, 78. hayward, chilly, breezy, 66 degrees. pleasant hills, san ramon, 66. now, is 60 if daly city. the warmest stuff is below normal. lake county, you are usually in the middle to upper 90s, low 90s for you. saint helena, 73 degrees. another degree or two on wednesday and then moving at a stale's pace here. thursday, back to the middle 80s inland, 70s near the bay. next weekend, nais the change. that is when we g

this came from one of our loyal viewers out of british columbia, canada. it comes from kylie joe. her sister brittany was driving this vehicle that we're riding in, this mercedes. it's a two-lane road and there's some traffic, but it's moving. brittany never likes when cars pass on the right because things like this can happen. >> oh, my god! >> oh, no. >> the vehicle tried to pass on the right. gets out of control when the truck tries to get into that lane as well. you see the car slams into the embankment on the side of the road. brittany and her passenger andy pull off to the side of the road. she says even though that car crash pretty serious, everyone walked out of the car. one woman and two kids in the back seat. the woman had a broken wrist but the kids were uninjured. >> the truck obviously wasn't checking its blind spots very well. double check and check again. you can't look out your rear-view mirror. >> the driver of the truck was issued a citation for unsafe lane change. >> oh, my god! >> now let's go on over to russia. >> oh, no! >> right? >> are you kidding? he's so

. >>> coroner in british columbia said today that actor cory montieth died after overdosing on heroinand alcohol. montieth had a history of addiction problems and had been in rehab earlier this year. 31-year-old actor was found dead in a vancouver hotel room over the weekend. tonight police say they will not investigate how montieth got the heroin. >>> do you railly know what's in your gogurt? do you care? well, tonight kiet do shows us the anti gmo movement hopes you care. >> the latest company to feel the heat is chobani greek yogurt. here's chobani ceo. >> it's authentic, and it's real. you don't have to say much about it. >> chobani, a billion-tlar company and the country's no. 1 yogurt said it cannot say the grain fed is gmo modified so launched a campaign asking how nauch is that and calling on chobani to stop using natural and real in its marketing. >> i can label natural and it account kill somebody. >> new trigsist says gmos have been around for years and are safe. in november, voters did not pass prop 37, a bill that would have required corporations to label gmo foods. watch

that will change too as low pressure approaches coming down the british columbia coastline. this will enhance the shore flow. temperatures dropping on sunday likely staying below normal for much of next week. every day will be sunny the afternoon. every day will be close to normal. that's a good thing for late july. then the cooling trend over the weekend. saturday warmer than sunday. san jose tomorrow 84. everybody close to normal. union city 77. near 90 for pittsburgh. you will get there in livermore and pleasanton. richmond the upper 60s. triple digits for lake port tomorrow. right around normal through saturday with sunshine. near the bay, we will have the morning clouds gone by mid morning. then a couple of degrees cooler by sunday. all in all, gorgeous weather to wrap up july. >> we will take it. like that normal. >> absolutely. normal is wonderful. >> all right. >> talk about scary stories. >> driving by at&t park tonight, no lie, the big sign, garage sale. >> no. >> things are not looking good for the san francisco niners. we will tell you about that. the a's good ne

. >>> doctors in british columbia completed an autopsy and drug and alcohol screening on glee star cory montieth. initial results could be released as soon as tomorrow. the 31-year-old was found dead in a hotel room on saturday. police ruled out foul play. montieth talked openly about his struggles with substance abuse and addiction. >>> the cbs hit under the dome is one of the 100 tv shows and movies made from stephen king's novels and short stories. he likes the tv version of under the dome, but elizabeth cook says that hasn't always been the case with the rest of his work. >> i can think of a lot of movies that i just have to kind of bite my lip about. there have been about seven sequels to children of the corn. all of them have been awful. >> i'm so sorry. >> a lot of these movies have been pretty darn good. carrie was pretty good. frank did a terrific job with shahshank redemption. >> but he didn't mention the shining. >> i never liked that movie. i always thought the version of the shining was, like, this big, beautiful cadillac thad no engine. >> in the film, jack nicholson plays

. >>> the british coroner today, british columbia, that is, confirmed today that an overdose of heroin and alcohol killed glee actor cory montieth. 31-year-old was found dead in vancouver hotel room saturday. montieth had been out with others that night but returned to his room by himself. investigators say they fountd evidence consistent with a drug overdose. >> the results released by the coroner's service support the findings of our investigators and their belief upon initial examination that there was no foul play and that this was an overdose and a tragic accident. >> wasn't so much about --. >> montieth talked about his struggles with drug addiction in the past. he had been in rehab twice, including earlier this year. >>> former cal star jason kidd will speak to high school students ant the dangers of drunken driving as part of a plea deal for a misdemeanor dui charge. police say kidd was drunk when he crashed his suv into a telephone pole on long island last year. if kidd fulfills his community service, his record will reflect a lesser condition of driving while ability impaired

around the globe canadian police have arrested two people suspected of plotting an attack in british columbia during canada day the mob and woman were allegedly planning to adopt the toxics of the seven i've brought those who are believed to be behind the boston ma from the last police say that pays to be in support or involvement of any known terror groups and the plot was an assisted. any leave it alone drew has forced the closure of the interior ministry demanding the resignation of the minister they say they won't be army and police to be in charge of the country's security militias in the eastern city of bin garza a car bomb blast at a military checkpoint has left seven people injured including four soldiers and three civil. new figures show youth unemployment in europe has reached a new record high with more than twenty three percent of the people left without work german chancellor angela merkel has labelled it of the european union's most pressing problem and twenty year leaders will be meeting in berlin to thrash out ways to combat the issue but german trade unions think not enough i

. >>> tonight, the coroner in british columbia says actor cory monteith died of an overdose of heroin and alcohol. monteith struggled with substance abuse problems checking himself into rehab this past spring. he was found dead in a vancouver hotel room saturday at the age of 31. >>> coming up, need a job? >> right now it's very hard, you know, to find any type of work period. >> but it is possible if you know where to look. where we just found a whole warehouse full. ,, if so, k-p-i-x 5's ryan tak says, amazon wants to hear >>> are you looking for work? are you willing to make that reverse commute just over the altamont? if so, kpix 5's ryan takeo says amazon wants to hear from you. >> reporter: in a word, the new amazon warehouse in tracy is huge! we put chopper 5 in the air to show you the 1 million-square- foot warehouse from the sky. to drive the point home, it takes 1 full minute to drive the site lengthwise while going 25 miles an hour. a warehouse this large needs a lot of workers. >> those calls online orders will come right to this facility. >> reporter: tracy city manager l

now starting with the canadian police arrested two people suspected of plotting an attack in british columbia during canada day the man and woman who were allegedly planning to adopt the tactics of the brothers who are believed to be behind the boston marathon blasts police say there appears to be no support or involvement of any known terror groups in the plot was unassisted. a bus trip has ended in tragedy close to peruse capital after the vehicle plunged into a ravine killing twenty two people and injuring eighteen until the brakes stopped working on a track in a mountainous area a crash is often a common in peru where roads are often poorly maintained. or in an exclusive interview for you just after the break here on r.t. the interview with iran's outgoing president. thank you for joining us here not so . well with. technology innovation all the least of elements around russia. the future of coverage. when the greats stay blind to what is happening in their country. the american dream is disappearing. the houses with gardens are laid. the poor are left hopeless the streets are full of ang

. >> pelley: the coroner's office in british columbia confirmed today that cory monteith died of an overdoseroin and alcohol. the star of the tv series glee was found dead saturday in a vancouver hotel. he had recently gone through rehab. the coroner said the overdose was most likely an accident. cory monteith was 31. california regulators said today they want pacific gas and electric to pay a record penalty for a deadly gas pipeline explosion back in 2010. if blast killed eight people and wiped out 38 homes in san bruno just outside san francisco. under this plan, the company would pay $2.25 billion. $300 million of that would be a fine. the rest would go toward safety improvements. nasa aborted a harrowing space walk today when water started leaking into an astronaut's helmet with the potential to drown him. in zero gravity the water was pooling around the eyes, nose and mouth of italian luca palmatano. it is not clear where the water came from, possibly the cooling system in his space suit. he got back inside the space station safely. there was a big surprise at zoo atlanta. the folks the

here on the program a canadian police arrested two people suspected of plotting an attack in british columbia during the day the man and woman were allegedly planning to adopt the tactics of a sort of brothers believed to be behind the boston marathon blasts police say there appears to be no support or involvement of any known terror groups on the plot was apparently an assisted. fisherman ride through for a second day in peru angry over a government failure to give them promised payouts to help them through an industry crisis dozens lit fires with police in the small town of told me they responded with tear gas the fishermen have said they'll keep on protesting into a resolution is reached. for the gulf coast oil spill introspective documentary is next. i would rather ask questions for people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. this is not a surprise to me that we've got problems and long times during a time of budget cuts we spend one hundred and fifty million dollars each year to impr

starting with canadian police arrested two people of suspecting of plotting an attack and british columbia during the day the man and woman were allegedly planning to adopt the tactics of a brothers believed to be behind the boston marathon blasts police say there appears to be no support or involvement of any known terror groups on the plot was apparently an assisted. and to libya where an on the group has forced the closure of the interior ministry demanding the resignation of the minister they say they want the army and police to be in charge of the country's security not the militias and this comes after a series of similar incidents in april gunmen surrounded the foreign ministry demanding a ban on khadafi era officials from government jobs before that in january at the head of the country's parliament survived an assassination attempt. artist on any time for private interest here on our t.v. live from moscow thank you for joining us. wealthy british style sun. times. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with my next concert for a no holds barred look

not see straight to the canadian police arrested two people suspected of plotting an attack in british columbia during canada day the man and woman were allegedly planning to adopt the tactics of both sort of brothers who are believed to be behind the boston marathon blasts police say there appears to be no support or involvement of any known terror groups in the plot was apparently an assisted. to libya where an armed group has forced the closure of the interior ministry demanding the resignation of the minister they say they want the army and police to be in charge of the country's security and not the militias of this comes after a series of similar accidents it was back in april that gunmen surrounded the foreign ministry demanding a ban on the era officials from any government jobs and before that in january the head of the country's survived an assassination of. a six point one magnitude earthquake has hit the island of sumatra in northeastern indonesia killing at least twenty two rescuers believe many others are still trapped under debris in indonesia is located in one of the most seismi

giving us a heat wave from west texas all the way to southern california north to vancouver, british columbia including inland areas of the bay area. this is not going to move until thursday night so by the time this thing is wrapped up, we will have had a heat wave of significant weather above normal for 8 consecutive days. very rare here in the bay area to have a prolonged heat stretch for longer than a week. it will end though on friday as low pressure approaches from the west not rain all we're doing is changing the wind direction a stronger onshore flow bringing back cooler weather, in quotes, because it will still be 90 inland coming up on friday. so we're staying hot inland through the holiday. it's going to be hot away from the water. temperatures begin to fall on friday and by the weekend, high temperatures back down near normal. but well above normal tomorrow. 93 again for san jose. 100 for morgan hill. triple digits for concord. san ramon and pleasanton. near 100 degrees for petaluma, novato and sonoma. rohnert park 93. 109 tomorrow for lakeport. so we're hot for two more days thro

. >>> the coroner in british columbia says after cory monteith died of overdosing on heroin and alcohol. the actor from "glee" was a drug addict and had been in rehab this year. he was found dead in a vancouver hotel room over the weekend. police say they will not investigate how he got the heroin. >>> 4:44. it sounds like a hollywood plot. a man wakes up in a hotel room with amnesia and he can only speak swedish. juliette goodrich tells us it's a true story. >> reporter: four months ago, police found this navy veteran unconscious in a motel 6 in palm springs. on him, a u.s. passport and his veterans id identifying him as michael boatwright. but when he woke up in the emergency room, he had never heard of michael boatwright. he said his name was johan eck and spoke only swedish according to this interview with the desert sun newspaper. he couldn't explain why he had five tennis raquets in the luggage or who this woman was. his whole past a blank. a hospital social worker helped him set up this facebook page. she discovered he lived in sweden in the 1980s and ran a consulting company. he

here are today's contestants -- a management consultant originally from vancouver, british columbia, canada... a pediatric emergency-room nurse from jersey city, new jersey... and our returning champion, a legislative researcher from washington, d.c... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex t thank you, johnny, and welcome, ladies and gentlemen. well, our returning champion, mark, on yesterday's program, managed to raise his daily average to about $28,000 from $25,000. kerri and john, you've got your work cut out u today to try to replace him, but good luck to all three of you. here we go into the jeopardy! round. and here come the categories. first off, you'll deal with... we have a category dedicated to... vietnamese water puppets -- the famous water puppets of vietnam. a classic art form of asian magic and myth. all right, mark, you're the champ. you go first. the oscar for best animated feature for $200. mark. what is "finding nemo"? correct. oscar for $400. mark. what is "brave"? yes. oscar for $600.

airplanes made up of over 50 different aircraft types departed the boundary bay airport in delta, british columbiabound for baddeck, nova scotia, the birthplace of flight in canada. the flight was led by celebrity pilot john lovelace known for his ten years of hosting the "wings over canada" tv series. >> ah, i tell you, it is-- it's really getting exciting. we really have a sense that everyone is so terrifically excited about this and i just hope we can keep this up. ♪ >> well i'm a bit of a new pilot, low time hours. and so there's a lot of unknowns and new experiences. both my wife and i have worked real hard to be prepared from a knowledge standpoint as well as from the equipment on the aircraft. we just purchased this aircraft last fall and so it's kind of an opportunity to really get to know it real well. and share some exciting time with my new wife. >> a team of 18 flight marshals and coordinators were drawn from both private and airline pilots as well as air traffic control. >> just relaying john's message here to peter to get to everybody else to stay on the ground until the weather impr

just like you never know as a lot of british columbia's a lot of avalanches i live more coastal non-so the snows it's a little more secure to the mountains but there's areas in the world where avalanches that's that's what you're watching out for tell me about sarah what kind of person she was she was an amazing person she was she she did more to day than than i do in a week and i consider myself pretty busy in june of two. and she sure what made her a bit were how good was she is this was in the hall of fame yeah she was i'd say easily the best female skier in the world just amazing how five skiers she could see in the mountains she was a stream skier she did the first ever ten eighty on that's i actually before i met her i saw her do a ten eighty office jump i might have been doing a three sixty she goes in a dozen tenney's three rotations starting forward spinning three times leneen forde she's like so like fifteen fourteen a girl is it true there was love for that you saw her and wanted to meet it on wall yeah for half from the beginning lawson of beautiful beautiful girl an amazin

just like you never know is a lot of british columbia's a lot of avalanches i live more coastal mounts of the slowness it's a little more secure to the mountains but there's areas in the world where it avalanches that's that's what you're watching out for tell me about sarah what kind of person she was she was an amazing person she was she she did more to day than than i do in a week and i consider myself pretty busy in juvenile to. nasa sure what made her a bit were how good was she is this was in the hall of fame yeah she was i'd say easily the best female skier in the world she is amazing halfpipe skier she could see in the mountains she was a stream skier she did the first ever ten eighty on that's i actually before i met her i saw her do a ten eighty office jump i might have been doing a three sixty she goes in a dozen tenney's three rotations starting forward spinning three times leneen forde she's like so like fifteen fourteen a girl is it true there was love for that you saw her and wanted to meet it on wall yeah for half from the beginning lawson of beautiful beautiful girl an

todays contestants are -- ...a graphic designer and computer salesperson from vancouver, british columbiaada... ...and our returning champion, an i.t. consultant originally from florence, south carolina... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank you, johnny gilbert. and thank you, ladies and gentlemen. ben -- i.t. consultant who has been playing extremely well, and, as a result, has earned himself a lot of money. carlos lice, welcome aboard, and good luck against this very good champion. here we go, into the "jeopardy!" round. we start off today with... es. and "british" will come up in each correct response. alex: and we're traveling all over it. ben, start. unusual american sports, $600. carlos. what is lar racing? yes. japanese cooking, $400. alice. what is rice? rice is right. so very "british" for $400, please. ben.

what is british columbia? yes. a son of jacob for $200, please. david. who is joseph? correct. son of jacob for $400, please. david. who is benjamin? righ $6aplease. jacob for , david. what is reuben? good. please. david. of jacob for $800, what is reuben? good. please.

the british columbia coroner has completed his autopsy on "glee" actor cory monteith, and he died as of heroin and alcohol. another star who is lost to drugs. that's one of hundreds, and it is a tragedy. that's all i've got to say. >> can you overdose on steroids? being very serious? you cannot overdose on steroids. >> sure you can. >> overdose? >> like die? >> you don't have to die -- >> but that's a point -- the difference between steroid and heroin. >> i think it can effect certain bodily organs. >> might be a bigger consideration for people to consider. i have a happy one more thing. >> good. >> we know our good friend stewart varney became a grandfather the seventh time. he arrived from ethiopia, his whole family is very excited. that was at his christening. >> stewart would be an awesome grandfather. >> good grandfather. >> i just want to skip being a parent, become a grandfather. is that possible? >> sure it is, greg. >> you did that. >> you can do it through a step -- i have step grand twins. grandma america. >> okay. huge news for red eye tomorrow. i am not going to be there

would you say this trial is a of terrace, british columbia. >>> so in this trail, the defense is tryingo create a reasonable doubt in the minds of the jury and the big question tonight is if george zimmerman will take the stand. should he? with me again martin savidge from sanford and joining us mark lamont hill. mark, let's begin with you. let me talk about something we've spoken about before, that being race. you know, trayvon martin's family maintains this is not a case about race. would you say this trial is a representation of current race relations in america? let's go there. >> oh, absolutely. there is no way you can talk trayvon martin without talking about race. one of the key challenges the prosecution has is they have to convince not just a nation but more importantly, a jury, a young, black male is a victim of violence, rather than a purveyor of violence. that's difficult to do because so many racial scripts in our mind see young black men in urban areas, poor or working class, civic threats as opposed to people that need protection of the state. so that's a tough sale for j

." >>> a railroad crossing in maple ridge, british columbia.town about an hour outside of vancouver is a known danger zone for truckers. >> i'm going to say there are probably four or five hits in the 25 years that i've worked here. >> kirk nagy works for a lumber company right near the rail crossing where freight training barrel through each day. >> most of these trains are going between 80 and 100 kilometers an hour, which is between 50 and 60 miles an hour. >> on july 25th, 2008, one of walden's security cameras catches a tractor trailer pulling up to the railroad crossing just as the gates are going down. >> i could see the train coming around the corner, and the train must have been doing about 55 miles an hour. >> ian woodruff is driving a tractor trailer right behind the one on the tracks and watches the rig back up. >> i watched him and to my amazement i couldn't believe he was going on the tracks. and as he got on to the set of tracks, the front warning gate came down. >> the truck begins backing up but the back gate closes just behind

most of it to shelters and good causes in his hometown of terrace, british columbia.y money isn't bob's only habit. he's been smoking pot for 30 years. >> i generally spoke 10 to 15 joints a day, 365 days a year. >> reporter: with his new found riches, bob herb, we swear that's his real name, herb, fighting the fight to legalize marijuana. even on that same day he was introduced as the lotto winner. >> i need to relax a little. >> reporter: maybe these lyrics explain the $10,000 ♪ because i gotta ha ha >> reporter: what a great emotional dad. >> he said go and visit your daughter. make sure you get out there and see her. yeah. >> reporter: a pot lover won the jackpot and now he's spreading around his potluck. jeanne moos, cnn. >> i said well they're good burgers and fries but their they've not that good. >> reporter: new york. >> there's a guy that can satisfy a serious case of the munchies. what a great guy to do that. >>> let's bring in "new day" anchors chris cuomo, kate bolduan, give us what you got, guys. >> we're just trying to figure out how anyone is still awa

june 15th, 2011, vancouver british columbia.t's the nhl stanley cup finals, where the hometown canucks face the bruins in a winner-take-all battle. rich is a photographer who shot the games for the past decades. canucks are huge in vancouver. i mean, it is the hottest ticket in town. >> when the bruins win the game 4-0 and claim the stanley cup in their backyard, the fans don't take the loss well. vancouver sun editor dean waton witnesses the riot firsthand. >> i walked downtown and there were pillars of smoke coming out. you just knew it was a bad situation. they were flowing rocks at police officers and kicking in windows and it was a frightening experience. >> guys were coming out of the store like clowns in a mini car. just one after another. it looked like a mad black friday setup. as early evening turns tonight, tensions escalate and there's no end in sight to the looting and vandalism. the riot police take a stand, forming a wall and marching toward the rioters. local photography student emily edgar also finds herself nea

planned to lead and detonate three pressure cooker bombs at a government building in victoria, british columbian monday. which was canada day. >>> time is 6:15. both republicans and business owners claiming a victory now in the fight against the president's health care law. as ktvu kyla campbell reports from our washington, d.c. newsroom the white house unexpectedly announced a delay for one of the key parts of obama care. kyla. >> reporter: businesses that employ 50 or more call-time workers will get an extra year. the treasury department is is delaying the central requirement until january 1st of 2015. businesses had said the reporting requirements were too complex and they are getting more time to better understand their responsibilities. republicans say this move shows just how unstable obama care is and they want it repealed but that won't happen with democrats controlling the senate and president obama in the white house. some are frustrated the individual mandate still takes effect this coming january. that means most people will have to prove they are covered and some argue if big compa

. >> reporter: the british columbia coroner's office did not reveal how much heroin was in his systemr how it got there. he was found dead in a hotel room over the weekend. the vancouver staff missed his checkout time and his body was discovered. monteith became a star playing a musical jock on "glee" but monteith's real-life demons caught up with him. he was a drug addict. he went to rehab when he was 19 and earlier this year. police have concluded their investigation. they have no plans to look into who provided him with heroin. >> there was no foul play. and this was an overdose and a tragic accident. >> reporter: the coroner's office is continuing its investigation and will issue a full report. >> production on the show is set to resume at the end of the month. no word on how fox will handle the absence of a main character. >>> nearly 100 cats die in a bay area house fire. coming up, how their owner says a dog saved her life. >> it was hard. >> how a bay area hair salon helps women with hair loss feel beautiful from the inside. >> analyzing bay area microclimates from the ground u

the coroner in british columbia says monteith died after overdosing on heroin and alcohol. monteith had a history of addiction and had been in rehab earlier this year. >>> a medical mystery in southern california. a u.s. navy veteran woke up with no memory of his past and speaking only swedish. police found 61-year-old michael boatwright unconscious in a palm springs motel in february. days later he woke up in the emergency room. he said his name was johan eck and that he had never heard of michael boatwright. doctors diagnosed little with a rare form of amnesia. >> stressful events, life changing events, family death or loved one's death. recent travel or major accident. >> clues suggest boatwright was a tennis coach and was in southern california for a tournament. a social worker discovered he lived in sweeten in the 1980 -- in sweden in the 1980s. no one knows where he lives now. >>> a picture is worth 1,000 words but now there's a 3-d memento pregnant mothers can take home. >>> the market just opened. the early numbers look good. everything is green and we'll talk about

. >> with no obvious cause of death for "glee " star if cory monteith, the british columbia corners service would do further testing to determine how the 31 year-old died. the autopsy took place just a bit, but the corners services said it could take several days before a toxicology test results are in. vancouver police have ruled out of fowl play in the star's death. >> 10 california cities and counties are suing paint manufacturers, seeking to force them to remove lead paint from millions of homes at a cost of $1 billion. the trial in santa clara county superior court will decide whether the industry >> it was half of the sold to consumers anyway. the industry argues that it never deliberately sold a harmful product to consumers. lead paint has been banned in california for decades but remains in homes built before 1978. >> the california supreme court says that the state can continue to issue marriage licenses to same- sex couples. the court denied a request from proposition 8 supporters to block same-sex weddings. they argued that state officials do not have the legal authority to order

fracking has been going on in british columbia and in alberta for well over 30 years.n't been a single instance of water contamination during that period. so we consider it pretty safe. on the other hand, canadians who are not as familiar with the process in the east coast -- >> right. >> -- you know, want to do environmental studies to make sure that it is safe, and we're not going to go ahead with any projects that are not safe for canadians or safe for the environment. >> all right. we will leave it there. minister oliver, good to have you on the program. thank you so much. >> thank you very much. >> we'll see you soon. joe oliver joining us, canadian natural resources minister. >>> a new charge connected to the government's s.a.c. insider trading case. details next. >>> and a reality tv couple slapped with 39 counts of fraud. they're out on bail, but they're facing 30 years behind bars. just ahead, the true story of the day's courtroom drama. >>> and then -- >> my name is marcus lemonis, and i'm here to fix this business. this building looks terrible. >> he made hi

coroners in british columbia say the "glee" star died from a combination of heroin and alcohol. >> reporterso say his death appears to have been nothing more than a tragic accident. >> reporter: saturday in a vancouver hotel room after he missed his checkout time. monteith spent time in rehab earlier this year. and he has been open about his years-long struggle with substance abuse. corey monteith - was 31. >> reporter: a reminder -- you can catch all your entertainment news right here on kron4. the o-m-g insider starts at entertainment tonight at 7:30. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to g

the startling video hiking in mission, british columbia, shows a large, gangling figure covered in hairg over a forest hilltop. as always with these kinds of sightings, the clip is the viewer can make out the figure emerges from a tree and is visible for around 20 seconds - before appearing to punch a few leaves out of the way before disappearing out of sight. >> reporter:the silent video has been viewed over 50,000 times since it was uploaded onto youtube on wednesday - however it is not clear when exactly the clip was filmed. pam? >> pam: find out if there really is ready to do to get a bart deal done as recapped all of our stories coming up. >> jacqueline: temperatures are a lot cooler for the '60s for the most part. another night of dense falk expected more on that coming up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have

there's something called partnerships bc in british columbia where when they're evaluating projects, they have to decide whether or not a private entity is going to make sense. sometimes it's going to work, sometimes it's not. i just want us to get past the notion that it's either going to be private or it's going to be public. they are very complex, there are lots of different projects, and it really depends -- >> and if you watch beyond transportation, take drinking water, big problem. epa estimates we're going to have to spend $335 billion in the next 0 years to pre-- 20 years to preserve our drinking water. there are some rich areas, you go into pennsylvania, and there's not a private water company in the world that wouldn't want to provide the water to lower marion. but you tell them they're going to provide the water to north philadelphia, and there'd be no bidders because there's no revenue to support increased rates. so, again, there is no one size that fits all. but i think the point we're all making, democrats and republics, witnesses, we're all making that a the private se

>> he's in british columbia. not speaking of british columbia.people with body parts trapped in household objects in the last three years. including -- do we want to know why? >> stephanie: including 18 children with heads stuck in potties or toilet seats and 79 people trapped in handcuffs. >> handcuffs, sure. >> because somebody comes home quickly, the key drops down behind the bed, you have to pull the whole bed out to get the key. >> someone forgot the safe word. >> exactly. >> stephanie: you guys are just speaking -- >> you got a ball gag in your mouth. my safe word ironically enough is -- [mumbling] i don't find it is helpful. >> stephanie: he's speaking as a journalist. not from personal experience. >> no. i read about it somewhere. online. >> stephanie: my new safe word is sidney leathers. >> sidney leathers? >> stephanie: weiner's texting buddy. >> oh, yes, right. carlos danger's sidekick. they fight crime and fall in love. >> stephanie: used to be mizrahi. >> carlos danger. >> stephanie: london fire brigade speculated the popularity of "

found in his hotel room in vancouver, british columbia.stars speaking out remembering him. >> your heart just dropped when you heard the news over the weekend. >>> also, the dramatic rescue of a 6-year-old boy swallowed up by a sand dune. how rescuers got him out. look at that adorable face. thankfully he is doing much better this morning, too. >> remarkable. >>> jason patric speaking out for the first time about his battle to be a father. what led to his child's birth and now his fight to be a part of his son's life. >> huh? i miss them so much. but they're now back. the twinkie is back on store shelves but, wait, not before we get them here first on "gma" and there's a thousand of them in times square. most of them going into the control room for some reason, i don't know what's happening exactly. >> it looks like it's breakfast. >> pay scale -- >> not enough. not enough. >> it's not just that. >> welcome back. >> that is your welcome back. >> we'll begin with the shocking death of "glee" star cory monteith. an autopsy is scheduled for t

>> well, the british columbia coroner's office just released new information regarding cory monteith'snfirmed he died of a lethal combination involving alcohol and heroin. he was found in his hotel resume in vancouver on sunday afternoon. that was after he failed to check out on time. video surveillance showed the actor going out with friends the night before but coming back to the hotel alone. monteith was relatively open about his struggle. it was just this past spring that he decided to check himself into rehab. and also in previous interviews the 31-year-old actor had often described himself as an out of control teen who abused drugs and alcohol. that he would often skip school to drink and smoke pot when he was just 13. his teen years were a far cry from the character finn he portrayed on screen. there is nothing to suggest this is anything other than just a very tragic accident. and wolf, we're told his family knows about the circumstances regarding his death. we should find out more information soon. >> in fact, we're going to find out more right now. let's go to the news confer

british columbia the have to decide whether or not a private entity is going to make sense of this. as we have to look across the board. sometimes it is going to work and sometimes it is not so we have to get past the notion it's either going to be private or public and one is better than the other. it's very complex, lots of different projects and it really depends. a spaghetti widen it beyond transportation's a drinking water, big problem, the epa estimates the to spend $335 billion in the next 20 years to put the drinking water in the condition to preserve its utter is in a private water company in the world that wouldn't want to provide the water to marion. but you tell them they are going to provide the water to philadelphia and there is no revenue to support increased rates. so there is no one-size-fits-all. but the point we are all making, democrats and republicans, we are all making the private sector has to be an option going forward. one of the heroes that we have there is no question about that. >> very good kid i know the representative has some additional questions puta

planned to leave and detonate three pressure cooker bombs at a government building in victoria, british columbiaonday, which was canada day. their version of independence day. police say they learned about the alleged plot after receiving a plot from the canadian security intelligence service. >>> i don't know if this will make you feel better. great white sharks will not be added to the list of endangered species. they say the great white are not in danger of becoming extinct. noaa estimates there are 3,000 great whites in the pacific ocean. some of this information came from the monterey bay aquarium. they added that the great whites be added to the list. after 219 were found off the coast in central california. >>> this is touching video of a firefighter in rescue -- fresno rescuing a cat. >> i looked up and i could see him when i flashed my flashlight. i looked back and i grabbed him. >> this fireman poured water on the kitten, gave it someicks gin and then started to ma hajj it back to light -- massage it back to light. >> it's a pretty cool thing. >> really hope the cat is being loved. >>

>>james: with no obvious case of death for "glee"star cory montieth, the british columbia corner service it will do further testing to determine how the 31 year-old died. the autopsy took place yesterday but the corner service says it could take several days before toxicology test results are in. vancouver police have ruled out foul play and a star's death. >>darya: 10 california cities and counties are suing paint manufacturers, seeking to force them to remove lead paint from millions of homes at a cost of $1 billion. the trial in santa clara county superior court will decide whether the industry new lead was harmful was sold to consumers any way. the industry argues that it never deliberately sold a harmful product to consumers and that the old paint is no longer a significant public health risk. lead plant has- just paint has been banned in california for decades but remains in homes built before 1978. . >>james: the california supreme court says the state can continue to issue a marriage licenses to same-sex couples. the court denied a request from prop. 8 supporters to block same-se