the view you're seeing now is from the cessna. we fly by wagging our wings, signaling the plane to turn around and follow us. if that doesn't work, firing these missiles could be the next option. are you prepared to pull the trigger? >> we are ready to respond to whatever they hand us. >> reporter: that means shooting down a plane, the nightmare scenario everyone is praying does not happen. an army of law enforcement is already on full tilt. security for the super bowl has already started thank you, pierre. >>> a lot of people are also monitoring super bowl weather. just how cold will it be? also tonight, a new storm is on the move and abc's alex perez has the winter that will not quit. >> reporter: another winter pounding of snow and ice. parts of colorado getting more than two feet of new snow. this storm, the latest in a january that just won't quit. from the midwest to new england, nearly two dozen states could see snow, sleet and freezing rain. so far this year, winter relentless. never ending, blinding snow in the midwest. i

pilot gesner gets into his cessna and heads for the clouds. russell is a rainmaker.this day he's making for storm clouds over lake bariesa. a lake that provides water for vacaville, vallejo and the rest of solano county. solano has hired the company that russell works. on the ground back at the airport a satellite dish measures conditions. >> i need to know what your location is. >> the two determine the icy conditions and high moisture level inside the cloud make it ideal for seeding making it rain a little more than nature intended. so from inside the cockpit, russell ignites one of the flairs he had placed on the plane's wings. the flair sends up millions of iodized crystals. in minutes, each crystal can become a rain drop. >> the cloud deck uses as a start point. they grow on the nuclei and that grants precipitation. it's the starting point of an ice crystal. when ice crystal melts, it becomes a rain drop. and we squeeze a little more precipitation out of a storm. just trying to optimize the precipitation. clouds producing water a little more efficiently. >> this

the cessna caravan's engine lost power.he pilot had to land in a field four miles from the tracy airport. no one hurt. all is well. >>> happening now, a rare winter flex alert. california's power grid leaders called for people to conserve power today and tonight because of the extreme weather in the rest of the country, including canada. flex alerts are normally reserved for the summer, but frigid temperatures in other parts of north america have created natural gas sort short amgs. >>> a fond farewell. what is in the works for jay len ''s last night? >>> we'll be back in half an hour. coming up at 6:00, i sit down with the new uc president as she discusses what the biggest challenges are on the job. >> the fundamental problem is not me. i think i become the personification of a greater frustration. >> work she says congress still has to do on immigration and how that debate is shaping her goals. >>> not only do the olympics begin here on nbc tonight, but it's jay leno's final night hosting "the tonight show." disney has li

make a had cessna saved the post and if not more it's better to have charts from a store something that i've had problems as i'm to help to level a maybe same company i call me now that i take the time. so we made this folder or the nice lady with balloons we thought it fits well with it because flattens with the air and looks nice. it's the same way pharmaceutical companies do it because they are using happy patients because the problem is solved. we went to dr us and asked if we could put this leaflet in the waiting rooms and they greed. they thought it was a great campaign and they didn't ask who was behind this campaign and all of it was from a pharmaceutical company or a patient's organization they didn't care or the they liked the flyers so we could just sprout the leaflet with the poster in the waiting rooms. and also we had a fair dio's or of people suffering from federal and for example we used my daughter as a fake patient who get called names by classmates and the teacher is telling her that no good to far is in the classroom and so on poli and well but now the doctor has gav

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the cessna apparently ran off the runway and got stuck in a snowbank and flipped over.to walk away. >>> a dashboard camera captured dramatic video of a bus in boise, idaho, running off the road and crashing. nine passengers were on board as it mowed down trees and light poles, plowed through two parking lots and then slammed into a building. the driver suffered minor injuries. police charged him with driving drowsy. saying other cameras on the bus caught him with his eyes closed. >>> planet earth dodged another galactic bullet. a huge asteroid, you see the bright dot right there, came within 2 million miles which is a close call by space standards. the asteroid was as big as three football fields, and it was traveling 27,000 miles an hour. >>> all right. well, a massive rescue effort for a tiny family pet in south florida. >> a 2-month-old puppy got trapped underground after falling down a sewage pipe just six inches wide. rescuers could hear sugarman, the pomeranian, barking, but they had to excavate the yard and then send down a camera to find him. >> after four hours

during the wet weather a modified cessna flew directly into the clouds. flairs attached to the wing released silver iodine which helps form water drops and snow flakes. even a little extra rain is a big help when it comes to water generation. >> anything we can do to increase that helps. >> reporter: every extra inch of water from a storm can save $3 million in energy costs from sacramento power users. >>> we're tracking a chance for perhaps more showers as this system works its way down the coast into the bay area weekend. that's going to be on sunday. when i come back i will talk about that system. in the meantime we're talking about pretty cold overnight lows. tomorrow is going to be a nice day, plenty of sunshine. 30s in napa, 38 in fairfield. overnight lows as cold as they have been for a while. so you're going to get to freezing or below freezing. fairfield 33. this will get you frost in many locations. it's going to be chilly as you get going about your day tomorrow. daytime highs a lot like today. kind of on the upper 50s and maybe a couple of low

during the wet weather a modified cessna flew directly into the clouds. flairs attached to the wing released silver iodine which helps form water drops and snow flakes. even a little extra rain is a big help when it comes to water generation. >> anything we can do to increase that helps. >> reporter: every extra inch of water from a storm can save $3 million in energy costs from sacramento power users. >>> we're tracking a chance for perhaps more showers as this system works its way down the coast into the bay area weekend. that's going to be on sunday. when i come back i will talk about that system. in the meantime we're talking about pretty cold overnight lows. tomorrow is going to be a nice day, plenty of sunshine. 30s in napa, 38 in fairfield. overnight lows as cold as they have been for a while. so you're going to get to freezing or below freezing. fairfield 33. this will get you frost in many locations. it's going to be chilly as you get going about your day tomorrow. daytime highs a lot like today. kind of on the upper 50s and maybe a couple of low

. >> ron fisher escapes the burning cessna.jured but safe from the flaming wreckage, ron's thoughts turn to his brother, mark. >> i thought he was dead. it was really scary to think you may have just lost your brother. >> moments later, andrew cowan and others pull mark from the plane. >> we tried to move them a safe distance away so that the paramedics could assess them and then assess the situation. >> mark has numerous broken bones. but he's alive. >> we're still here, you know. we're not dead. how can that be? pretty deep moment for me, it was. it was the realization that we made it through that, busted up and all. >> miraculously, the pilot and other passenger are able to walk away without injury. looking back, spectators and survivors of the plane crash commend the pilot for keeping a cool head under pressure. >> the pilot did a really good job of where he laid it down, because if he goes to the left, they probably hit the fence and there's probably some fatalities involved. if it goes ten yards to the right, he lands on

this past december a cessna, that had just taken off from an illinois airport got goosed. managed to land without injury. to them at least. >> that is not our blood. >> when rob landed there was a fire truck waiting and compliments from the control tower. >> and a fellow pilot. true, rob will never be celebrated. like captain sully sullenberger who lost power when both his engines ingested geese and he had to ditch in the hudson. one ever is ever going to hold up a sign saying "rob, you rock." rob never lost engine power and he saved his own butt. his relief was audible when he cut the engine. as for our unfortunate not so fine feathered friend, may the bird rest in peace -- make that pieces. most of it never made it into the plane. but you see the foot in the cockpit. >> one friend said he wear it as a voodoo necklace. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. that was poured by the girl who loved the cat. [ meows ] the internet of everything is changing everything. cisco. tomorrow starts here. but with less energy, moodiness, iand a low sex drive,g. i had to do something. i saw my doc

this past december a cessna, that had just taken off from an illinois airport got goosed. to land without injury. to them at least. >> that is not our blood. >> when rob landed there was a fire truck waiting and compliments from the control tower. >> and a fellow pilot. true, rob will never be celebrated. like captain sully sullenberger when both his engines ingested geese and he had to land in the hudson. rob never lost engine power and he saved his own butt. his relief was audible when he cut the everythingine. may the bird rest in peace, make that pieces. most of it never made it into the plane. but you see the foot in the cockpit. >> one friend said he wear it as a voodoo necklace. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> anderson starts now. >>> a very big night, including a backlash against a bill that says it's okay for a business to deny someone's service if they say it's part of their religious beliefs. reporters say it's pro freedom. we'll take you everyone side the takedown of one of the most wanted mexican drug lords. any pregnant woman needs t

in this exercise, a team of three f-16s is told to intercept the cessna in the sky. they talked about they fear most. >> the person we don't know about who comes out of nowhere who wants to make a statement. >> the issue of concern not only in new york, but the country, the lone wolf. as in boston, the two brothers who conspired. >> the boston marathon bombings were a painful remind that anything can happen even during fun and games. >>> and now to the two governors, john hickenlooper, and governorhickenlooper, are you satisfied that everything's safe? >> yes. i think they have done everything you can do. we did the democratic convention in 2008. they put in the time and effort. they have. >> are you okay, governorness l? >> yes, we have a total interception liege of doom. >> you got right to the game. you are feeling good about the defense. >> that's what we're kons traltitral concentrating on. >> peyton manning going to make histo history? >> he's made history. both on and off the field, he's an inspiration for colorado. rebuilding the roads, we used hurry hurry, g

they go up in a specially equipped cessna, high cameras can surrender veil for six hours at a time, aath of a given city. they get word of a crime, a 911 call comes in. they can track back to the time the crime has been committed and isolate the location, because that area has been already captured on surveillance, they can see it unfold. and we have an example here. they showed us videotape from juarez, mexico, 2009. if we can roll that videotape, this surveillance camera captures the getaway of a suspect, gets away in the red vehicle, circled, just after a murder has been committed in that street on the lower left. they show him running away, getting into this getaway vehicle. they're tracking it back now to the time before the murder is committed. and then you see those little specks there. that's the murder being committed and people chasing after the robber. and then they show him getting away. those pixels there show the murder unfold. it's really incredible. they track his getaway, they track where all of the cars involved go. they find out where the house is. really incredible

it brings the courage to call truth is that the cessna was willing to put relationship with taiwan on the table at the end of its longest relationship with him on the difficulty. she can be actually wants real good talks and moves towards some kind. you need for this than my usual taiwan steps towns the stock. back in october china's president breaking the ice in dealings with to begin with he she still considers a renegade province she's been quoted by the official ocean one news agencies in the two sides must reach the final solution step by step. these issues cannot be passed on from generation to generation to discover this is really something that she's the thing is has moved on personally. it seems that time. i doubt that you can actually bring about any kind of final conclusive deal between the two sides of the taiwan strait in the period of the son of his presidency. it's one thing to do to conclude all kinds of trade agreements in which there have been many in the last few years. but this doesn't have any direct effect on the political ties between the two sides. and although

this past december, a cessna that just had taken off from an illinois airport got goosed.r blood. >> when rob landed, there was a fire truck waiting compliments of the control tower. >> he checked in so calm. >> and a fellow pilot. true, rob will never be celebrated like captain sully sullenberger, who lost power when both his engines ingisted geese and he had to ditch in the hudson. no one is going to hold up rob's picture saying, rob, you rock. rob never lost engine power but instead of 155 souls, he saved his own butt. his relief was awed i believe when when he cut the energy. as for our unfortunate, not so fine feathered friend, may the bird rest in peace. make that pieces. most of it never made it inside of the plane but you can see it set foot inside the cockpit. >> to see the foot go flying in the cabin and go past the head. >> reporter: some of rob's buddies suggest he wear it as a voodoo necklace. others refer to him as gorbachev. mr. gorbachev, tear down this windshield. >> i could have done without the foot. thanks for joining me today. >>> "at this hour" with b

the five people on the cessna all survived, but three were hospitalized with minor injuries.g gear, causing the plane to skid off the runway on its belly. the city's fire rescue chief praised the pilot's skills and how they handled the plane. >> we are very fortunate that there was no fire sparks. gentleman did an excellent job keeping it where he did and making sure everybody on this plane was able to walk away like they did. >> i could hear the plane, planes go by here all the time, and it just came in really low, and it was just really low and really loud. martha: fire and rescue units were on the scene for about two hours. look at that plane. bill: also some folks in west virginia still harnessing the snow to drink it, literally. many still do not trust the tap water after last month's chemical spill on the elk river. one woman explaining how her bamly's within doing -- family's been doing it. >> we bring it in the house, put it in a big pot, melt it down, and we use it for bathing if we have to or cooking, boil it, and i'll give it to the dogs after i melt it. so we've b

. >> we are not talking cessna 182. >> no. we are not.e, thank you so much. >> who is on your show tonight real quick. >> we have drew brees is going to be with us tonight. we are going to be paying tribute to the beatles, coming up on the 50th anniversary of the beatles on ed sullivan. we will talk term limits. it's going to be a great show. >> for. my gosh for. yes. save the country. send congress home. >> governor huckabee, watch the huckabee show 8 p.m. here on the fox news channel. >> don't miss it great show. >> coming up on "fox & friends" weekend. violence and corruption on the rise in afghanistan. and president karzai says it's america's fault? wait, aren't we sending them billions of dollars colonel shaffer joins us next. >> and the budweiser ad featuring this adorable puppy melted our hearts, brought tears to the eyes to some on the set i won't name names clayton morris. bring you tears and make proud to be an american is up next. stay tuned for this. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] wt kind of energy is so abundant, it can help provide