a canadian military display jet has crashed in a residential area in british columbia. hospital. the plane went down shortly after take off from kamloops airport, near vancouver, and burst into flames. one person ejected from the plane and landed by parachute on a roof. cbc news reporter megan batchelor had this update from vancouver. this happened in the interior of reddish colombia. —— this happen in the interior of british columbia, just about right in the middle. it's about four—hour drive east of vancouver. what we know is that the snowbirds — that's the canadian forces aerobatics team — this plane took off from the airport in kamloops, shortly after 11 o'clock this morning and fairly close to that takeoff time is when the plane started to take a nosedive. we know from witness video at least one person ejected from the plane. that plane ended up then crashing on a nearby house and burst into flames. we have seen footage too of a parachute on that house. we now know too that one person was killed in this accident and another person is in hospital. that person who wa

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[ laughter ] >> hey, spencer jenkins from british columbia [ laughter ]. i think he's got a hockey jersey on, looking good therapeutic that some talent. all right, korean baseball is underway and they are practicing some extreme safety precautions . as you can see. this is basically a bubble boy who had the honor of going out the first pitch at one of the opening days there. unique, but highly effective. we go to virginia beach. this officer taking a little break time amid the episode time. ryan borman is his name, showing off his skateboarding skills looking good. golf is back over the country, but that doesn't mean the game got any easier. look at this guy [ laughter ] i think we counted 11 shots from the fellow there. that is the sporting life at this hour. more from frank gore. >> we will see later everyone, good night. that is so cute! can you come in here and help me with this web? sorry, gotta fly. i'm gonna do that one again when there's more people around. okay. so, you got to put that up on the hook because the trick-or-treaters are gonna be here

and acrobatic jet has crashed in british columbia in canada killing a crew member and seriously injuring another the accident also set a house on fire in the city of columbus the fly over was intended to boost morale during the coronavirus pandemic. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at his predecessor barack obama calling the former president quote grossly incompetent trumps attack it came after obama repeatedly criticized his handling of the coronavirus pandemic saying that the trump administration's response to the outbreak was quote an absolute chaotic disaster. now supporters of brazil's president. have been holding rallies in several cities the demonstrations took place against the background of soaring figures of corona virus infections and related fatalities in brazil also now to attend one of the gatherings in front of the presidential palace in the capital brasilia figures show brazil has the 4th largest outbreak of coronavirus in the world nearly 240000 people are infected and more than 15000 have died of covert 19 out who has been heavily criticized over his policies

kulash, born in 1938, grew up on the family farm in nelson, british columbia. how did he get introduced to taxidermy? >> he sent away for mail-order taxidermy books. and he started by doing chickens and rabbits and stuff around the farm. >> it sets him on a journey that will take him far from the farm, which he leaves when he takes a job as a welder in vancouver. that pays the bills, but taxidermy remains his passion. in 1959, he marries rachel collins, and they raise three strapping young lads -- steve jr., brian, and the youngest, stacey, who i'm told has an even bigger surprise for me 40 miles outside vancouver. what?! >> welcome to the ark. >> what stacey calls "the ark" is a drafty old barn stuffed with the kulash brothers' strange inheritance -- more than four decades worth of their dad's taxidermy. ark is right. oh, my goodness. you do look like you have two of everything. this is incredible. at first, steve kulash fashioned works like these in the basement of the family home. he began with game from his own hunting trips, but soon other hunters brought

and an acrobatic jet has crashed in british columbia in canada killing a crew member and seriously injuring another the accident also set a house on fire in the city of. the fly over was intended to boost morale during the coronavirus pandemic. u.s. president has lashed out at his predecessor barack obama calling the former president quote grossly incompetent in a short question and answer session with reporters trump's attack came after obama criticized his handling of the democrats quote an absolute chaotic disaster. researchers are testing whether a specially trained dogs can sniff out the corona virus in humans teams in the u.k. of the u.s. have begun trials to find out whether canines can detect unusual sense coming from people infected with the virus but those who show no symptoms now success could be a game changer in the global response to the pandemic. researches in england hope that man's best friend could help sniff out the corona virus some people unknowingly infected with it teams from 2 british universities are racing to find out if having coded 19 changes a person's body. the

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america's version of the blue angels, were in the middle of crossing the country doing flyovers in british columbia>> one of the snowbirds flying a little lower than typically expected did a barrel roll over crestline. there was a flash or a spark shortly after the barrel roll, and i saw a pilot eject, and the plane basically just took a nosedive straight into the ground. >> reporter: the two pilots crashing into this neighborhood, causing at least one house to catch fire. emergency responders performing rescue operations on the roof of a nearby house. >> there was a large amount of debris in and around a three-home proximity. the one home was significantly damaged by fire. >> reporter: captain jennifer casey died in the crash. the former journalist joined the snowbirds in november of 2018. the world canadian air force tweeting, we are deeply saddened and grieve alongside jen's family and friends. in october of last year, a snowbird jet crashed during an air show in atlanta, georgia. in that crash, the pilot was able to eject safely and wasn't injured. no one on the ground was hurt. the injured pil

♪all strength, no sweat >>> leading the news, a canadian air force jet crashed in kamloops, british columbiaend as a tribute to canadians. one of the jets soared into the air before rolling over and crashing into a house. at least one person on the snowbirds team has died and the pilot sustained injuries that are not consider life-threatening authorities are investigating what might have caused the crash. >>> now to the staggering economic toll of the coronavirus hit one group especially hard, latinos. the number of latinos out of work is skyrocketing, and many who are working feel they're putting their lives at risk to do so. here is nbc's morgan radford >> reporter: at this restaurant, just days before she was forced to shut down because of the coronavirus in phoenix >> i found mysel a number that has quadrupled >> we're trying to survive out here >> reporter: chicago resident vanessa garcia works for the city's transit system. she is considered an essential worker garcia says she is worried about health risk, but needs her job to support her family. >> we're out there just like working be

a canadian military display jet has crashed in a residential area in british columbia. is in hospital. the plane was part of the canadian forces snowbirds, a special flight demonstration team doing a cross—country tour to salute canadians working to fight the coronavirus. it went down shortly after take off from kamloops airport and burst into flames. one person ejected from the plane and landed by parachute on a roof. data coming in earlier from japan shows that the world's third latest economy has slipped into recession in the first quarter, putting it on course for its worst postwar slump as the coronavirus takes a heavy toll. the bbc‘s mariko 0i is following the story from singapore. good to see you. what is the data showing? it did but the data showing? it did but the data which came around an hour ago confirming that japan data which came around an hour ago confirming thatjapan is in what is defined as a technical recession. in the first three months of this year, the economy shrank by just months of this year, the economy shrank byjust under 196. in economy shran

and acrobatic jet has crashed in british columbia in canada killing a crew member and seriously injuring another the accident also set a house on fire in the city of qom loops the fly over was intended to boost morale during the coronavirus pandemic. u.s. president donald trump has lashed out at his predecessor barack obama calling the former president quote grossly incompetent in these short question and answer session with reporters trying to attack came after obama criticized his handling of the and then make us quote an absolute chaos disaster. for the pandemic has delivered an economic and a social shock to the united states a particular challenge is the more than half a 1000000 homeless people there are among the most vulnerable to cope with 90 lacking access to health care and even basic virus fighting tools like hand washing did abuse all over sell it reports from the nation's capital washington d.c. . breakfast on wheels since the food bank closed at stores for the homeless rob farley decided to bring the food bank to the very rich. coming up to syria or to brunch i should say i

and in canada while wave jailed executive man one joe could soon be set free on wednesday the british columbia supreme court will take up the question of double criminality ultimately deciding whether her actions were crimes in both canada and the u.s. at the time of her arrest if the judge rules man's actions were not a crime in canada she will be allowed to go back to china. already a ham is over the sports h.q. which you know we love a feature story on a feel good friday this one features some boxers from the keystone state which is pennsylvania fun fact because it was the middle of the original 13 colonies and the seat of government fun fact here friday am speaking of pennsylvania city philadelphia is home to one of the most famous boxers in rocky balboa art museum has a statue of him and you can actually run up the steps now that if at all see a twins are gearing up to make their own future in the boxing ring let's introduce ourselves 11 year old twins seaven and danielle grandy better known as the grandy twins 2 of advice and since they were 2 years old under coach and former amateur box

and acrobatic jet has crashed in british columbia in canada killing a crew member and seriously injuring another the accident also set a house on fire in the city of qom loops the fly over was intended to boost more out during the coronavirus pandemic. us president donald trump has lashed out at his predecessor for rough obama calling the former president quote grossly incompetent in a short question and answer session with reporters attacking him after obama criticized his handling of the pandemic and absolute chaotic disaster. for. japan plunged into recession in the 1st quarter of the year as the coronavirus pandemic dealt a major blow to the world's 3rd largest economy the government reported a $3.00 drop in gross domestic product in the 1st 3 months and exports have their worst month since the 2011 earthquake tokyo has come up with a rescue package worth nearly one trillion dollars but analysts expect a deeper slump and a slow recovery. and you the u.s. economy is likely to record a 30 percent collapse in the current quarter according to the chairman of the federal reserve drome pow

america's version of the blue angels, were in the middle of crossing the country doing flyovers in british columbia>> one of the snowbirds flying lower than typically expected did a barrel roll. there was a flash or a spark shortly after the barrel roll and i saw a pilot eject and the plane basically just took a nose dive straight into the ground. >> reporter: the two pilots crashing into this neighborhood, causing at least one house to catch fire. emergency responders performing rescue operations on the roof of a nearby house. >> there was a large amount of debris around a three-home proximity. the one home was significantly damaged by fire. >> reporter: captain jennifer casey died in the crash. the former journalist joined the snowbirds in november of 2018. the royal canadian air force tweeting, we are deeply saddened and grieve alongside jen's family and friends. in october of last year a snowbird jet crashed during an air show in atlanta, georgia. in that crash the pilot was able to eject safely and wasn't injured. no one on the ground was hurt. the injured pilot in sunday's crash is in the hos

maybe as soon as next week that all depends on the ruling of her extradition case in canada british columbia's supreme court said the decision will be made by associate chief justice had their homes the judge will determine whether the case against maine satisfies the rule of double criminality which requires suspects in extradition cases be accused of something that would constitute a crime in canada as well as the requesting country in this case the united states . and regina ham is over the sports h.q. she's joining us now regina it's another wild and very wee hours of the morning. so what happened it was an interesting game you know 5 30 in the morning so why not the giants found themselves on the receiving end of the terrible slump and hope their most recent game gets a q. and a heroes' would change their luck but of the 1st giants have a runners on the corners here as pitcher jack bergen tries the pick off move to 1st but he gets turned away allowing sonya to score the 1st run of the game giants lead one nothing throw it just over that actually hits a guy 1st to thankfully no major injur

during the pandemic took a turn for the worst an aerobatic jet known as a snowbird crashed into a british columbia neighborhood killing one crew member seriously injuring another and setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin scrolly better known as the farmer bro his request to leave prison so he could do research for a cure for covert 19 the judge sided with officials stating that surely you failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons surely is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding his investors. and g.m. reopens its doors while coming back employees during this pandemic but are there risks involved we're going to discuss that and then later over the sports h.q. regina hampshire is a big return to the brink of professional ball writing over and over and. to keep up with the latest news and for anything he might have missed download our brand new portable t.v. app where you can watch at 247 all these the

a canadian military displayjet has crashed in a residential area in british columbia.ne person has died and another is severely injured. the plane was part of the snowbirds demonstration team. it was taking part in a cross—country tour now on bbc news, it's dateline london. hello and welcome to the programme, which normally hosts a roundtable discussion, debate and argument between some of the uk's leading columnists and the foreign correspondence who filed their stories for the folks back home with the dateline "london". well, we've kept the table and two of my guests are imagining their knees jammed under it even as we speak. eunice goes is a portuguese journalist and academic. and jeffrey kofman is an emmy award—winning broadcaster who was the us network abc's man in london. and our woman of the world is lyse doucet, the bbc‘s chief international correspondent. welcome, lyse. good to see you again. i think it's woman of w1 now. grounded in london she may be, but always alert to the world beyond. now, the week in uk, boris johnson changed the government's coronavirus

let's bring in our guests from burnaby british columbia in canada is kelly levy a professor of global health policy at simon fraser university she's also co-founded the w.h.o. collaborating sensor on global change and health from dulles in the united states jeremy used a specialist in global health politics and the dean of the college of liberal arts at the university of minnesota and in johannesburg in south africa dr regina o.c. is a medical doctor an infectious disease specialist at the aurum institute welcome to all if i can start with you kelly how is the w.h.o. struggled with managing the coronavirus pandemic or are its members just not listening we're going to stand what it is designed to do and at the early stages larry we will need to find out whether it's done it in a timely manner but essentially what it's designed to do is to collect intelligence about outbreaks and then share that information with member states and it bice's those member states what it should do in response now the question is did it do it in a timely manner and it never states respond in a timely manner

a canadian military displayjet has crashed in a residential area in british columbia. person has died and another is severely injured. the plane was part of the snowbirds demonstration team. it was taking part in a cross—country tour to salute canadians working to fight the coronavirus. now on bbc news, it's hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur. much of the world responded to the covid—19 pandemic with a lockdown strategy and now the focus is on finding a way out of lockdown without prompting a second wave of infection. could sweden provide a model? well, my guest today is sweden's chief epidemiologist, anders tegnall. now, he was the architect of a controversial no lockdown strategy, which continues to stir interest right across the world. has it worked? anders tegnall in stockholm, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let's begin with the latest picture in sweden. your death figures every day from covid—19 go up, they go down, sometimes by significant margins. it's hard to get a real sense of whether you are really in control of the spread of covid—19 in swed

the supreme court of british columbia is expected to rule on whether the cfo case needs to test canada'son law is that the latest on that law -- on that story. finally, the major's annual meetings. with -- for her outlook. >> the energy group not helping overall stocks today across the board, a mixed picture. the s&p 500 is managing a positive here. that market is positive on the day. not a massive move and that is despite positive comments from anthony fauci about this potential for a vaccine. on theng we are seeing markets is a bit of a rotation and we are seeing some key groups. look no further. jpmorgan, bank of america, we see the stocks move four or 5%. check out macy's. .his one is coming to market , eightwn $1.3 billion point 375, that is 200 million more than expected and speaks to the willingness of investors, and we have seen a number of investors on both sides of the , anr issuing both stocks interesting sign of the times. the chief investment officer at fragment appleton investments, i want to start just in terms of the market appetite, we are obviously talking about a notes

but i'd say that's been over 60 percent of the deaths so you know if you look at a place like british columbia there's been less than 60 fatalities about the last time i looked they have implemented many of the same. this the u.s. but the relief provisions have been far more generous so therefore they've been able to sustain much greater political support for them and there's been much less cronyism involved you know that in general the programs themselves have been administered well it's taken most people anywhere from 7 to 10 days to get their money so you don't have this ridiculous situation where people are waiting you know literally months to get a bait abidal paycheck or bottle support payment from the government to in order to survive and the as a result the case loads of comedown of the fatalities remain low and now the cup is slowly and steadily reopening the economy going and then i think they will do so with considerably less damage going forward than the united states which is i think had one of the most dysfunctional responses in any government around the world as more on you coul

the pandemic took a turn for the worst an aerobatic jet known as a snow bird crashed into a british columbia neighborhood killing one crew member and seriously injuring another and then setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and china's ambassador to israel has been found dead at his home near tel aviv although the circumstances don't seem suspicious now the incident is bringing china's relationship with israel into the spotlight something the u.s. doesn't really support artie's alex miles it has that story. a seasoned diplomat china's ambassador to israel has died and literally sit in chinese ambassador to israel to weigh diet and tell of the need on may 17th and only with you according to preliminary diagnosis do weigh died unexpectedly of health and the specifics need further verification 57 year old do y. was found dead in his residence by an embassy worker shortly after forensic teams and the police were at the location carrying out the investigation into his death ac

let‘s hearfrom georgie smyth, a cbc reporter in vancouver, british columbia.the country are in the east. provinces like ontario and quebec last month requested the assistance of the canadian military in an effort to contain the virus in seniors and long—term care homes. more than 1,600 soldiers were deployed — and in a sign of just how difficult it is to contain this virus, a dozen of the soldiers that were sent are now infected. for more on the care home situation in the uk, i‘d recommend this excellent article by bbc health correspondent nick triggle. in it, nick notes there are already calls for a public inquiry. and certainly that would appear an inevitability at some point in the future. and people watching, if they want to read the article, they can find it at thank you. —— find on the bbc website. before we go, let‘s have a listen to the ukraine radio symphony orchestra holding its first concert since the coronavirus lockdown restriction eased there. there was no live audience in the concert hall, and the conductor and players sat a safe distance apart.

pandemic took a turn for the worst and academic batek jet known as the snow bird crashed into a british columbia neighborhood killing one crewmember seriously injuring another and setting a house on fire as a result the moron boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin scrolly better known as the former bro his request to leave prison so he could quote do research for a cure for coke at 19 the judge sided with officials stating that surely failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons trolly is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding his investors. and china's ambassador to israel has been found dead at his home near tel aviv although the circumstances do not seem suspicious the incident is bringing china's relationship with israel into the spotlight something the u.s. doesn't really support artie's alex file which has that story. a seasoned diplomat china's ambassador to israel has died and literally sent in a chinese ambassador to israel to way died in

well essentially barbara what this means is that money wants to have to remain in vancouver british columbia which is where this extradition fight has been taking place definitely through the middle of june that is when she is expected to return to court to continue dealing with the effort to not be extradited to the united states to be prosecuted on these charges the u.s. has been pressuring the canadian government to hand her over because of existing treaties around extradition however beijing has already accused the canadian government of for the ministry of justin trudeau of essentially kowtow and to u.s. demands of not being independent of violating its own laws in terms of determining whether or not monkey was you should be brought to the u.s. for prosecution and this also is going to exacerbate i would think the already strained relationship between beijing because the chinese government has said from the beginning that ms martin is not guilty of the charges. of misleading a global bank h.s.b.c. in terms of financing trying to do business inside iran that would be in contravention of

into the far north but we're not talking about california here we're talking beyond the still british columbia mind you now take you ahead to thursday the next system is thinking about developing the temperature contrast aren't as great as there would be such big storms but nonetheless we're talking about more than storms as we have been seeing recently in places like honduras and el salvador the white top climate here do they have to be repeated if there is in heavy showers or more like to be in mexico during wednesday and is increasing chance in eastern cuba maybe jamaica haiti and the bigger republican that's true for not just wednesday but also quite possibly thursday where in mexico the showers could be even bigger as you can see. he added to. the passion the success and the popularity. and then he gave it all up. for the love of his homeland. the rebels delves into the realm of footballing legend rashid a clue free. for the algerian national liberation front with his feet. and the f l n t on al-jazeera. welcome back you're watching out of syria time to recap our headlines trump administr

as a snow bird crashed into a british columbia neighborhood killing one crew member seriously injuring another and setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now put on hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin scrolly better known as the farmer bro his request to leave prison so he could do research for a cure for kobe had 19 the judge sided with officials stating that she failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons surely is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding his investors. and the f.b.i. has found evidence linking the florida naval base shooting rampage to al-qaeda details next then later in sports a scary moment on the pitcher's mound over the green baseball organization will show you. can keep up with the latest news and information you might have missed by downloading our t.v. cameras there 247 we'll be back in just a minute to tell you. you cannot be both with the yeah you like. i'm chris hedges the corporate coup d'etat has destroyed

this pandemic took a turn for the worse and aerobatic jet known as a snow bird crashed into a british columbia neighborhood killing one crew member on board seriously injuring another and setting a house on fire as a result the morale boosting mission now prime hold prime minister justin trudeau sent his condolences to the members of the snowbirds. and a federal judge has denied martin better known as the farmer bro his request to leave prison so he could research a cure for cove at 19 he says the judge sided with officials stating that squarely failed to demonstrate adequate grounds for release based on his reasons surely is currently serving a 7 year sentence for defrauding investors. 3. live united launch alliance and it was find rocket with us in a sort of 7 for the united states space force on a mission dedicated to america's from. the u.s. military space plane blasted off into orbit once again only this time with an extra load of science experiments spacecraft x. $37.00 b. was launched on board a united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket from cape canaveral in florida this sunday but adding

into the far north but we're not talking about california here we're talking beyond the still british columbia mind you now take you ahead to thursday the next system is thinking about developing the temperature contrast is great so there will be such big storms but nonetheless we're talking about more than storms as we have been seeing recently in places like honduras and el salvador the white top cloud here do they have to be repeated if anything heavy showers or more like to be in mexico during wednesday and is increasing chance in eastern cuba maybe jamaica haiti and the bigger republican that's true for not just wednesday but also quite possibly thursday where the mexico the showers could be even bigger as you can see. in countries like mine people have been killed because we in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function look this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis other arabs when they came to britain for be all to help to pass bombs deals along you will rumsfeld this meeting saddam isn't that interesting. shadow on al-jazeera. oh oh oh.

jennifer casey was killed shortly after the snow bird plane she was in took off from the airport in british columbia. a video of the crash shows the crew ejects before the jet crashed into a building. another crew member was injured in the crash. the crew member will be okay. the snowbirds are canada's equivalent of the u.s. air force thunderbirds. >>> a second wave of coronavirus appears to be sweeping through the aircraft carrier uss theodore roosevelt, now docked in guam. eight sailors have retested positive. bringing the total to 13. 1,000 of the aircraft's crew tested positive in the first march in march. the santa rosa native captain was removed after sounding the alarm about the sailors falling sick. >>> a 49% decline in new jobs reported this april compared to last year. tonight the i-team is digging into which industries are struggling the most. as abc 7 news reporter found out, there is one small silver lining in san francisco. >> reporter: it's a sign of the times. empty streets in chinatown. empty sidewalks. even empty tables inside restaurants. and if you ask brandon, owner and head che

cf2 xds tf1 the ácanadian air force is deadá and another was seriously hurt after áa crash in british columbiaross the á street. á look at the pictures, á firefighters were hurt, summer and áthe hospital. á>> it was not an explosion, itá was a blowtorch. á no one would guess what would happen shortly thereafter. >>á a lot of firefighters have been shaken up by what 11, and the ágood news is that everyoneá is expecting to survive. the ásame company had another major áfire only four years agoá when they were located at a ábuilding nearby. á>>> tesla will restart áproduction at its factory in á fremont, this week. is after the company's ceo and founder ásued alameda county an áhad threatened to move his á business out of state, we're joined with the reaction to theá possible reopening, good morning.á á >> reporter: the shelter and place áorder is in effect, áfactories have to remain á closed, but it appears that the county is making an exception this week for tesla, according áto the san francisco chronicleá and internal letters sent to á employees say that factory willá be allowed by the county.

canada, thered by yukon territory, and british columbia.n and out of alaska and three of them are very small. nonetheless, we were able to limit travel to the state, limit air travel into the state as well. that helped tremendously. in the end, it is our loan numbers, we are spread out, low travel, but we were also in the top 10 of testing. i have to be honest with you, we havegreat citizens who dealt with disasters over the years, so when you ask them to do something that will help the overall situation for everyone, everyone wants to help out. we had a lot of folks that did social distancing, stayed six feet apart from each other. this has combined to keep our cases down, we are testing in the top 10, more and more, tracking and tracing. we are doing the things that we are supposed to do. david: give us a sense of modern native american population. some realarned issues, that they have a higher incidence and infection rate. the president went to arizona to meet with native americans to talk about that specifically. do you have a problem i

. >> that's control right there spencer jenkins british columbia . social distancing.hrough the drive- through with a hockey stick. kareem baseball is underway. this is a novel way to throw out the pitch in the new reality we are living. bubble boy. that's good stuff. that is the sporting life, cinco de mayo. back to you. >> i see they come live right behind you. to take care everyone we will see you tonight. look, i know you guys don't want to do this, but we have no choice. so, you can either bitch and whine or we can just get it over with. i got "whine." i got the "b word." yeah, well, it's in our contract to serve on a university committee. and frankly, this is one i believe in. okay, here we go. encouraging more women to pursue a career in the sciences. come on, if i was any good at convincing women to do stuff, i wouldn't have spent so much of my 20s in the shower. if you ask me, this whole thing is a waste of our time. helping women? yeah, helping anyone. people should take care of themselves. oh, like yesterday, when you made me drive you to the dry cleaners, t

the stricken aircraft nose dived into a house in british columbia. no word on whether anybody was home at the time. so far the rcaf has not provided a status update on the pilots. >>> get this, a mystery mission from the u.s. military is officially underway. the air force launched a space plane into orbit today. >> and liftoff of the united states launch alliance usf rocket. >> it launched cape canaveral this morning after yesterday's rain delay. the air force won't release any details about the mission, bu they did mention there are two experiments from nasa onboard. >>> it's now about quarter to 7:00 here on the west coast. by this time on may 17th, 1980, exactly 40 years ago, the area around mount st. helens had been shaken by 10,000 earthquakes. the old volcano had sprung to life two months before, ending a dormant period. but there were signs that dormant period was coming to an end. >> keeps falling in. you can also see to the left, now toward mount adams, see how the second bulge has come up, and made it a double peak on that side of the crate