. >> naomi lindstrom's story begins in a tiny logging town in british columbia, canada, where she's bornn 1924. sister carol comes along nine years later. were you rich or poor? >> we were poor. naomi used to love to tell the story that if we needed a grouse for dinner, she'd take the shotgun and go and get it. >> but the backwoods life is too small for naomi's big dreams. by 18, she's a pre-med college student in seattle. >> she had one quarter left, but it was summer, and she saw a sign from united airlines saying "we're hiring." she thought, "i'll do it for the summer." >> what do you think it was about that sign asking for people to sign up to be stewardesses that attracted her? >> it was the travel. she always was an adventurer. >> naomi instantly falls in love with the globe-trotting lifestyle. she was hooked. >> she was hooked, and she never regretted it. >> in 1952, she jumps ship to pan-american airways -- not just the most prestigious of carriers, but a cultural icon. pan am was founded in 1927 as america's first international airline. an innovator in the use of jet aircraft, p

the rally but the folks up there didn't seem to mind they came as far away as california and british columbia the shared experience. >> it's awesome for the city and the city deserves it. >> i was pretty much on the ground and i saw auto few buses go by but awesome. and i have been waiting 10 years for this. >> and the clock reaches all 0's and i was curled up in a ball with tears in my face. i wanted to come down and feel the energy and be around the eagles fans. >> are there many eagles fans in british columbia. >> a lot of. definitely. >> not everybody say cowboys and niners fan. bc we love you and represented. go eagles! >> well eagles nation extends far and wide. that is for sure. we spoke with a number of parents today that say there is no question at all whether they would take their children out of school and take the day off from work this is something that binds the family and they wanted the memorable experience for their children and hopefully they say not the last time. reporting live in center city channel 6 "action news." >> absolutely thank you. >>> a real life history lesson

. >> she's in whistler, british columbia. it was recently her buddy's birthday.he decided to do something special for him. she's going to do a challenging run. >> yes! oh, yeah! >> so far, so good. she's loving this day. >> woo! woo! >> and this ends up being a line even she didn't expect. >> oh! >> yeah. >> yeah, she hits that tree. she's unable to move out of the way. >> i hope your day goes better than that one, see you. >> hopefully your year is much better than that run. we all probably agree. to find out who is simon, and what happened after this run, we have sarah via skype. welco welcome to the show. we are happy that you are okay. >> you still have your teeth? >> i am. i'm 100% okay. no injuries sustained. >> nice. now the internet, i know, has been so curious about who this simon fellow is. >> simon was a guy i worked with over the summer and we just got like, super close in a short period of time. but contrary to popular belief he is not my boyfriend. i haam not seeing him or dating him. he actually has a boyfriend and i know him and am friends with hi

british columbia near highway 1. the bc transit authority triggered this. look out.the mountain. >> i like how they call it a controlled avalanche. no one is controlling that. >> somebody in the twitter comments asked, how do you know there's nobody in the area and what they said, well, we do take a visual check and there are multiple times in this snow shed area saying avalanche danger so it's the best they can do because when the snow builds up they trigger these avalanches and make sure everything is safe and open. >> that looks beautiful. >> speaking of terrifying. a nice little snowboard run. his action camera on the pole there. too bad he can't see what the camera sees right around here as the mountain just cracks and lets loose. that's got to feel weird under your feet. you're probably like um, i feel like i'm moving twice. >> oh, man, he just got to the last second. >> it looks like it takes him out a bit. but then he slides out of it, fists in the air. >> that was a lucky one. >> close call. >> there's nothing mexican people love more than love. we love love

that's what these fellows are doing in this juken video in british columbia, canada. summer 2017. they're looking for a beautiful lake that gives you stunning views of the stars and the galaxy. first to get there you have to cross the appropriately named hell roaring creek. there is this torrent of water and it is basically just above freezing. some people have kind of sort g jury-rigged this. he starts making his way across >> pretty sturdy. >> even got traction. >> what about his boy? >> it's now cory's turn. >> one step at a time. >> doesn't take a couple of steps before everything goes wrong. he's leaning onto the guide rope on the right but there's too much slack. starts losing his footing and he's in the water. >> hold on, hold on. >> he's immediately caught up against that bit of metal and the water rushing just trapping him against it. >> you can't just pull him out. the strength of that water is going to pin him there. >> he's struggling, trying to grab hold of his friend's hand. you see, if he loses his grip where he's headed, pretty much certain death. this dude takes o

the prison camp, we actually built it near the vancouver airport in british columbia.surrounded by over 100,000 square feet of green screen. we needed all that screen because we had big wide shots that were set quite low. and beyond this set, we needed to put the sierra nevada mountains. we used a process called photogrammetry, where we went up in a helicopter and shot reference up and down the sierra nevadas in that kind of region. and then we turned those still photographs into three—dimensional geometry using the photogrammetry process. and we were able to use those pieces of geometry sort of like a kit set. and in the kind of traditional model making sense, we were able to take geometry from those mountains, cut them up and then put them together into a way where we could achieve specific compositions that matched what the director was after for that set. we developed this new piece of software called totara. totara is an ecosystem simulator. so, we built the terrain and we sort of map resources. we said, this is where the good soil is, this is where the bad soil i

let's ta ke and snow for british columbia. let's take a look at south africa.tion. in fact, the drought in cape town has been going on for three years. reservoirs only at around 25% of their capacity. their fears by the 12th of april, if we don't see significant rainfall, it could run dry altogether. he“? ' f 77 don't see significant rainfall, it could run dry altogether. us“? is ' f 77 could run dry altogether. here is the forecast the cape town could run dry altogether. here is the fo temperatures 5 town could run dry altogether. here is the fo temperatures are wnl will be those temperatures are also will be on the rise. elsewhere across africa, a cold northerly wind is blowing across parts of morocco and the canary blowing across parts of morocco and the ca nary isles. blowing across parts of morocco and the canary isles. gusty winds developing through algeria and tunisia, with a few showers around. could be some or hill snow to come across the higher ground of morocco. further south, some rainfall across eastern parts of south africa, up towards zimbabwe an

it is near british columbia. that is going to drag cold air with it, but the moisture is pretty limited in the bay area. here's one thing that's going to happen ahead of that system. winds are really going to pick up between sunday afternoon and evening going into monday. do expect gusty winds and chillier conditions. live doppler 7 is showing you the skies are pretty clear except for a few clouds near half moon bay. temperatures are falling. upper 30s to the mid-50s around the region. it's definitely feeling cool out there. a live picture from our emeryville camera showing you visibility is terrific. lunar new year celebrations continue this weekend. the year of the dog. the weather could not be better for saturday. mild afternoon expected but get ready to trade the shades for the jackets on sunday. windy, chilly conditions with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. you will need the coats and jackets. tomorrow morning you will as well. temperatures right around freezing to just above in our inland valleys. alon

now it's sitting about 800 miles offshore, allowing cool canadian air to work down from british columbia and alberta, but it has no moisture with it. it is raining in las vegas, it's raining in phoenix, snowing in flagstaff. rain in southern california. weakened by a drought out here. we will stay cooler, but also dry. cloud is free tomorrow night. and also throughout the evening, not a cloud in the sky. lots of sunshine. here comes the front. because it's coming directly from canada not tapping into any moisture, we've got a little cloud cover on wednesday morning. that's it. no rainfall. some snow showers are possible for the sierra, but we will continue to go zero for february. futurecast is now on saturday and the ridge will slide back to where we were last week. we will warm up to the upper 60s and 70s, still without rainfall. night wills be chilly and cold. highs will still be above average, but much cooler. up to 20 degrees cooler than last week. and our o for february, not a drop for rain in february. that continues. 65 with sunshine. san mateo, fremont 62. dublin at 62. vallejo

it is near british columbia.o drag cold air with it, but the moisture is pretty limited in the bay area. here's one thing that's going to happen ahead of that system. winds are really going to pick up between sunday afternoon and evening going into monday. do expect gusty winds and chillier conditions. live doppler 7 is showing you the skies are pretty clear except for a few clouds near half moon bay. temperatures are falling. upper 30s to the mid-50s around the region. it's definitely feeling cool out there. a live picture from our emeryville camera showing you visibility is terrific. lunar new year celebrations continue this weekend. the year of the dog. the weather could not be better for saturday. mild afternoon expected but get ready to trade the shades for the jackets on sunday. windy, chilly conditions with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. you will need the coats and jackets. tomorrow morning you will as well. temperatures right around freezing to just above in our inland valleys. along the coast in t

researchers in british columbia, canada, now report the vaccine is only 17% effective against the flu'sdominant strain. despite that figure doctors say getting a flu shot is still the best way to protect yourself. they say because even if you still gets flu the vaccine can spare you from the worst symptoms. officials say the peak could still be two or three weeks away. >>> netflix customers, beware of a new e-mail scam. the message tells subscribers their account has been deactivated because the company could not validate billing information and asks you to submit personal information including credit card numbers. netflix is reminding customers it will never ask for personal information over e-mail. >>> bizarre scene at a basketball game. russell westbrook ended up shoving a fan that got in his face. security then hustled the man away. westbrook called the incident totally unacceptable and said the sidelines need better security. >>> a biker is recovering after a very unusual crash in australia. she's riding along when suddenly -- that was a gang roo. >> road hazard. >> the woman on th

canadian investigators say winter weather played a major role in a chain reaction pile up in british columbiapassengers screaming as the bus was struck by a passing truck. the crash involved two transport trucks, two busses, and two passenger vehicles. the impact sent 29 people to the hospital. seven of them with serious injuries. >> we hit a semi. it was just kind of semi into semi in the back of the bus. almost tipped us over. >> the accident forced the closure of the highway in both directions for about seven hours. >> the ohio river is recede interesting it highest crest in more than two decades, and now seeing some of the destruction is left behind. hundreds every louisville homes, after 40 billion gallons of water on the city. officials said the river level will fall by 10 feet by saturday but still above flood stage. damage estimate made after the waters recede. >> and northern california, hail so intense it looks like snow. drivers in the state capitol of sacramento getting stuck in more than 3 inches every hail. responders say they haven't seen anything like this in 20 years. didn't

>>> british columbia, canada, he's got a jump up ahead.n instagram, not much room for error. consider for a moment what a -- it is a tank track between your legs with two skis strapped up front between a large engine and a pair of handlebars. >> forgetting the explosive gas. >> a lot of faith in this machine as you attempt to pull yourself off a mountain. this guy is trying to guide all that machinery between all these trees that -- >> oh, no! >> somehow, this machine without wings seems to fly and land. there is our rider. top of the screen, just right of center. blasting out of the trees, and that was a much larger descent than it looks like from the point of view angle. like he says, not much room for error, you can see why -- this next guy told his nephew. let me show you how it's done. the guy with the video just sold his snowmobile to his uncle norman. which part of this were you trying to show, how you bounce your skull off the ice a couple of times? what are we learning here? >> the poster says uncle norman was okay. however, snowm

it was all a part of a huge pileup on a british columbia highway sunday night. buses, two semi-trailers, and two vehicles were involved in the wreck which sent 29 people to the hospital. icy roads are to blame. >>> and johnny walker whiskey is making way for jane, and facebook live captures a deadly shooting. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the charlotte observer" has the story of a man who unwittingly live streamed his own murder on facebook. prentiss robinson had a camera on a selfie stick as he walked down a street in windgate, north carolina, yesterday. he could be heard telling someone he's on live. a man holding a dark object appeared before four shots rang out. the camera hit the ground, and the gunman ran away. nearby wingate university and an elementary school were placed on lockdown for a couple of hours. police have identified and are searching for the shooter. >>> "people" reports a former stylist for ryan seacrest is accusing him of sexual misconduct after the e network cleared him of wrongdoing. susie hardy said seacres

so the one in british columbia will impact us on monday. we'll get another chance of rain next week and that one could bring a little bit more moisture with it. we could see a little decent amount of rainfall by the end of next week. our futurecast showing no clouds today. a few areas of cloud coverage tomorrow morning. we may wake up to some gray skies. but it's not going to dampen our weekend, right? high temperatures today warmer than yesterday, upper 50s closer to the average and then lake tahoe got fresh powder about 10 inches to a foot for some locations. so fresh powder for today and enjoy that. calm winds up there. tomorrow it could be a little gusty. and on sunday, they are in the teens by the way, night. so sunday mostly sunny skies. a good weekend to enjoy it. monday rain and then another system bringing us a decent amount of measurable precipitation. so you can see it here in your seven-day forecast. is about to shut its doors after more than a half-century in >>> this is a great opportunity for you to make sure your wipers are

northern georgia lands about thirteen then the next streak of snow is already coming through british columbia and montana and stretching down towards the western plains it misses california altogether but that of course will follow the same sort of pass through northern nebraska to illinois chicago minus two knots a sniper tension here not in the appalachians still looking fine here as like cloud gathering on the gulf shores the showers possible here i think shows of right even possibly thunderstorms but south of that is still fairly quiet you don't pick up much from the satellite picture a very shallow shower clouds just hitting the coast of nicaragua honduras and possibly costa rica that's true for the next two days that's the right sort of thing for this time year was temp is steadily in the breeze in the middle twenty's for the smaller islands maybe thirty one in kingston jamaica. for the nomadic jock a tribe survival is about reaching their destination if we don't hurry will never be able to get a top up in the storm we follow the mongolian herdsmen on a treacherous migration. and danger

the river that could be productive for us is basically all about british columbia.chill on saturday and a little bit of a change and on sunday a chance for a sprinkle in the north bay and perhaps a snow flurry in the mountains. three inches of snow up there and different kind of weather that drops into lake tahoe on monday and tuesday. we will track that for you. this is the forecast high. nothing different and cooler on sunday into the mid-60s. we will dry out. we are week on rain with a slight chance on monday but a trace at best.>>> a couple of warriors wives were at a school today reading to the kids. leslie west and christina visited parker elementary pick they were reading as part of the districts african-american literature read in week.>> it is very important for them to be exposed to all different types of literature especially during this month that shines a light on less known figures in african-american history.>> members of the warriors are doing their own reading and talking to classrooms in oakland and san francisco.>>> the workers are having a tough

british columbia. it's not even seattle by the end of next week.m track which we want to come closer to us is instead moving in the other direction farther toward the north. the ridge of high pressure stays which means the weather will stay as it is which is mild and dry. cooler by sunday. zero rainfall likely for the first 10 days of february. how far above normal will he be tomorrow? san jose, your normal is 60 tomorrow, expect to 76. 77 tomorrow. redwood city, 75, hayward at 71 degrees. widespread 70s for concord and walnut creek and san ramon and livermore and antioch. upper 70s, if you want to cool off. cloverdale tomorrow, 79. tomorrow is february 3, warm outside. a couple degrees cooler sunday and monday. sunshine across the board. we will stay in this pattern for at least the next several days. >>> crowds flocked to get a taste of the cult favorite. the beer boost coming up. >>> coming up, complaints about unfair treatment and deportation. how bay area lawyers are threatening undocumented workers but that's against the law. why -- we'll hav

. >> british columbia was slivers of north america tax carbon into thousand eight. the results mostly good. the missions are slightly down even as the population in the economy grow. they also cut taxes to make up for higher energy costs. california already has a cap and trade program while oregon lawmakers similar plan. all an attempt to change behavior. >> carbon tax corrects for the market failure. speak of the fate of the carbonx bill is uncertain. similar movement forming in the northeast. bill introduced in massachusetts with tax energy use but resident they would get a rebate at the end of the year. >> bret: dan springer in seattle. up next, controversial clampdown on free-speech about the holocaust. first here's what some of our fox affiliates are on the country are covering. fox 17 in nashville. the democratic mayor says she plans to continue serving in office after revealing an extramarital affair with the former head of her security detail. sergeant rob forrest retired from the national police department effective yesterday. she calls the affair mistake b

northern georgia lands about thirteen then the next streak of snow is already coming through british columbia and montana and stretching down towards the western plains it misses california altogether but that of course will follow the same sort of pass through northern nebraska to illinois chicago minus two knots a snow potentially here not in the appalachians still looking fine here as like cloud gathering on the gulf shores the showers possible here i think showers of rain even possibly thunderstorms but south of that is still fairly quiet you don't pick up much from the satellite picture a very shallow shower clouds just hitting the coast of nicaragua honduras and possibly costa rica that's true for the next two days is that's the right sort of thing for this time year is temp is steadily in the breeze in the middle twenty's for the smaller islands maybe thirty one in kingston jamaica. bay the scene for us where on line what is american sign in your mind that peace is always possible but it never happens not because the situation is complicated but because no one cares or if you join a su

going to have cold clear conditions but there's another storm that's going to track down from british columbiathat's been our typical pattern here where we are seeing a lot of the storms just now being allowed to come down. >> how much rain did we get from san francisco? .01. but that's remarkable. because it is our first measurable rain that we have seen on day 28. we have finally seen a little bit of change in that gauge so the last time we got any rain was january 25th for san francisco. hopefully next week will have more rain. the rest of the area got practically nothing. 29 degrees, fresh powder, windy saturday and sunday in the teens in the morning with temperatures warming up to the upper 30s there. but this weekend for us inland areas low 60s, storm chance on monday and greater storm chance wednesday and thursday. that's your forecast. >>> time now, 5:51. a dangerous drug is now blamed for the deaths of three men found on a bay area sidewalk. >>> we have a wind especially along the north bay and coast but clear skies. that's why it feels so cold. no more rain in our forecast near freez

british columbia, that's where it is right now. once it arrives on monday, we could get a tenth to a quarter inch and by wednesday, another storm will come through next week and that one could bring us a bit more rain, lasting through thursday. for the weekend to see what to do? it's going a great weekend to get outside because temperatures are going to be up slightly, low 60s and mostly sunny skies. >>> we have some breaking news this morning out of louisiana where two people have been shot on the campus of southeastern louisiana university. police say there is no present threat to the campus which is in the town of hammond, louisiana. those two people who were shot are expected to survive. now let's check in with jaclyn for the latest on traffic. >>> we'll take it right back to 880. chopper 5 remains over the scene of this crash involving truck that flipped over on its side. emergency crews are on the scene and traffic is slow in both directions. of course, that southbound side not having any impact from that crash. but everyone

this was the interstate 5 bridge, a road, an interstate highway from vancouver, british columbia, toity hanna, mexico -- to tijuana, mexico. infrastructure. the bridge collapsed. on the water on the water side of life, most of us would be familiar that one year ago, the spillway at the highest dam in the united states, quite possibly in the world, spillway gave way during the heavy rains of the 2017 year. and we created the biggest waterfall in the world. went on for some time. also threatened the lives of 200,000 people downstream that had less than three hours to evacuate. had this spillway further eroded, a 30-foot wall of water would have descended on those communities and the water would have been more than 50 feet deep within one hour. fortunately, the rain stopped. otherwise, who knows. so we have a need for infrastructure. just two weeks ago, the president announced his great big infrastructure plan. $200 billion new dollars, $1.5 trillion new $s of public and private investment beyond federal participation. sounds good until you read the big print. not even the small print, but

morgan from british columbia, a purebred new fin lands, owners say she lovers learning new tricks, they out pushing a shovel with her mouth, but quickly advanced to pushing the snow blower. >> i love that. >> that gives another name to working dog. >> yes. >> working dog out there. >> that's so cool. >> focus on safety, too, there was another dog there, waited for that dog to leave. >> right. >> and moving right along. we don't have to worry about that, chelsey? >> no, we don't. we could see some snow showers , poconos, maybe some flurries up that way. we're dry here at home. let's show you some of the weather watcher temperatures, a lot of folks checking in this morning, certainly always appreciate that. it is a chilly start to the day. no doubt about that. a lot of the weather watch ers saying it is in the teens, where we live. eileen in gilbertsville, 15 degrees. john in tabernacle, dealing with temperatures, also, in the teens. weaver nick chester springs, at 18. denise in west chester around 16. jen any cherry hill right around 19 degrees. so some very chilly air out there indeed.

northern georgia lands about thirteen then the next streak of snow is already coming through british columbia and montana and stretching down towards the western plains it misses california altogether but that of course will follow the same sort of pass through northern nebraska to illinois chicago minus two knots a sniper tension here not in the appalachians still looking fine here as. clouds gathering on the gulf shores the showers possible here i think shows of rain even possibly thunderstorms but south of that is still fairly quiet you don't pick up much from the satellite picture a very shallow shower clouds just hitting the coast of nicaragua honduras and possibly costa rica that's true for the next two days that's the right sort of thing for this time year with temps is steadily in the breeze in the middle twenty's for the smaller islands maybe thirty one in kingston jamaica. i am doing this for the benefit of people. so they see the importance of guys. who witness documentaries that open your eyes. at this time on al-jazeera. one of the really special things that working for others he

that front in british columbia may well bring greater seattle in the next few days, and elsewhere itorm moving through the black sea and another bringing heavy rain, strong winds and some rain across central and southern italy. strong to gale force gusts of wind and snow with the leading edge of scotla nd and snow with the leading edge of scotland moving through france and over into the pyrenees. here it will stay pretty unsettled but it is a south—westerly wind so it is introducing something a little less cold. take care. hello, i'm karin giannone, this is outside source, and these are the main stories here in the bbc newsroom. america's top intelligence agencies have been laying out the threats to the us. we'll look at the list and focus on the top threat they've all named, russia. there should be no doubt russia perceives that its past efforts were successful and will use the 2008 in us mid—term elections as a potential target for russian influence operations. jacob zuma's own party, the anc, tells the south african president to step down urgently. we're expecting to hear from him

of which have recently had huge spills, like the amount polly mine -- the -- pollyly mine in british columbiai want to me to talk about this issue and others, but having the full weight of the federal government, the state department, and the epa helping us on this would be perfect --canada has not acted like a good neighbor on this. and they have legitimate concerns. if i can get your commitment to help me and my state in regards to not just abandoned mines, because i think it is a great topic to focus on, but transboundary mining in canada, which negatively impacts and has the potential to negatively impact clean water in america. >> yes, we should work with ambassador craft as well on this issue. we have similar challenges on the southern border in tijuana and california, in respect to water and sewage issues in mexico. we have some very important boundary issues, air and water, our we need to focus o neighbors to improve outcomes. >> we will now move on to a two minute round of questioning. senator cardin will be first, but if you want to really wish your time, call in senator whitehouse.