we're going to die. >> clayton tells her helicopters are on their way. rochelle and sona have been fighting for their lives for nearly three hours, and rescuers are, in fact, trying to land helicopters directly above them. but what could save them might also kill them. chopper blades are throwing the thick, black smoke right at rochelle and sona. >> i thought, damn, we might not make it. we might not make it. so close. at that moment i raged and screamed with rage. >> desperate to stop the smoke from choking them, she slams the window shut. >> at the moment that window shut, my heart sank. there was no question in my mind that that was the end. the window was not going to open again. >> but to clayton's surprise and relief, moments later rochelle does open the window again, and through the smoke, a lifeline suddenly appears. >> out of nowhere it seemed the rope dropped in front of our window. >> but the rope is just out of her reach. she searches for anything to help and grabs the closest thing. sona's teddy bear. >> that teddy bear extended my reach, an

>> clayton sandell, abc news, >> reporter: clayton sandell, abc news denver. >> and now you have seen is "world news tonight" for this thursday night. i hope to see you right back here to finish off the week tomorrow. until then, good night. od night. >>> new at 6:00, late word on a plan to remove chimps from the san francisco zoo. abc7 news i team is live with the change of heart. >> did a mofr go too far from removing a passenger from a muni bus? >> how would you like to wake up to this outside of your back door? close ups tonight of a mountain lion on the prowl. >> a case of measles in the bay area. this time, hundreds of peninsula bart riders may have been exposed. >> the chimps at the zoo are staying put. >> tonight following an i team investigation, the director has cancelled plans to move them to another facilit >>> the director made the announcement to evening. >> we have made the decision to keep our three aging chimpanzees here. >> the i team told you on tuesday the zoo was building shipping crates for the chimps one option sending them to a florida amusement park. they arri

clayton fisher reports. >> this is a bomb. this is a fuse. >> it's now notorious. the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned the united nations of an iranian nuclear bomb. the imagery was splis tick splis simplistic. >> they will have completed the median enrichment and will move on to the final stage. >> this is a secret mossad analysis dated december 2012. >> iran at this stage is not performing the activity necessary to produce weapons. >> its only warning is for the future. >> it's working to close gaps in areas that appear legitimate which will reduce the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the mossad chief maher degan hinted at a disagreement. he was clear, an attack on rawng was not the right way. uranium enriched to a level of 20% further enriched to the level of nuclear weapons but iran got rid of it as part of the negotiations. begs the question, where did he get this information? clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> you can read the original spy cables related articles and analysis on our exclusive

clayton sandell scores of flights canceled.ou. clayton sandell is there. clayton, good morning to you. you can >> reporter: and good morning, a complete m dan. they're comple you can see the snowplows are out this morning. and interstate the roads in colorado have been a complete mess overnight. they're completely snow-packed. and interstate 70, a major interstate through the area,erous right now. was completely shut down because of multiple car accidents. and in the air, denver international airport so far, flights they have about 180 flight cancellations. that is 12% of all the flights in and out and there could be more cancellations today. so far in our area we had about 9, 10 inches today. but some areas around denver in som could see up to 20 inches inches before the befores the system moves out d, too. later tonight, cecilia?nd our rob >> denver getting slammed, too. clayton, thank you.of it. it's cold and snowy. just one place to find our rob marciano. right in the middle of it. you're so mean to him.me inside. you never let him come inside. i don't

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> next to the skies.ederal regulators taking ste to have new rules about drones. david kerley has the >> reporter: inexpeksksxpenseivenexpensive drones can take great picture. but they're going where they're not supposed to be to the white house, and getting too close to jet liners. one of the concerns of the faa and airlines, even a small drone like this could be sucked into a jet engine, causing catastrophic failure. and the new rules is pretty tri businesses can fly under the proposed rules if they pass a test and keep it in sight. the last rule is troublesome for some businesses like amazon that wants to use them to deliver things. and they must move quickly to address the needs of the business and ultimately the customers customers. the government says the rules, which could take a year or two to approve are not the last word for this fast-flying technology. >>> we have much more ahead on "world news tonight." up next, a school bus on its side. another one, careening out of control. renewing the deba

clayton swisher reports. >> reporter: >> it's not just an airline, it's israel. >> reporter: it's not airline, it's israel's front for its intelligence agencies and the spy cables confirm it. in 2009 south african tv show broadcast the claims of a former airline guard at johannesberg airport. he said he was working for israel's internal spy agency. >> we pull the wool over everyone's eyes. the local authorities do not know what we are doing. >> reporter: months later, south africa deported an israeli airline official little more detail was released. but a secret intelligence document confirms the story: another classified report says they have the privilege of not being searched at the restricted areas: the broadcast triggered a meeting at south african's foreign minister. despite arguments they took away the diplomatic immunity. a separate document relates counter intelligence information the south africans gathered. it says: they refused numerous attempts by al jazeera to seek comment. the carte blanche broadcast also got other intelligence agencies nervous. clayton swisher al jazee

joseph clayton will retire.lative $50 billion worth of wireless airwaves he is not using. dish lost 79,000 paid tv customers last year alone. at wesleyan university in connecticut 11 students have been hospitalized after an apparent mass drug overdose. the university says the students took a drug known as molly. at least one of the students is in critical condition. molly is a sure form of ecstasy that produces euphoria and sensory distortion. you have kids in college. doesn't this blow your mind? bill: a lot of things in college these days blow my mind. wesley and has been at the forefront of bad behavior for a long time. stephanie: horrible. bill: you have to be vigilant with your kids and tell them to stay away from this kind of stuff. stephanie: you think that is going to make that happen? bill: it is better than doing nothing. stephanie: "market makers" will be back with more. ♪ stephanie: we touched on it earlier. i watched the oscars last night. what was your take away? bill: boring. protectable. -- predi

clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: 10,000 feet up oregon's mt. hood saturday, husband and wife climbers michelle and brian carlson suddenly begin tumbling down. >> they fell probably about 500 feet and landed in the bottom of the crater. >> reporter: sliding down a 50-degree slope, the carlsons speed right past members of the all-volunteer portland mountain rescue team. they finally stop but are now facing a new threat. ice chunks the size of bowling balls careening downhill. to protect the injured couple, rescuers form a human shield for six straight hours. >> shoulder to shoulder and stopped the ice that was coming down the mountain. >> reporter: what does that say to you? >> they're the heroes today. >> reporter: the oregon national guard airlifted the couple to a hospital. michelle carlson has two broken ankles. her husband, a broken leg. but they weren't the only ones needing rescue saturday. about the same time, a third climber fell, sliding right into one of the mountain's steaming volcanic vents spewing toxic fumes. >> this climber, howev

you looking at the met intersection near with clayton road. they're number of people in this area that has major concerns about this crosswalk here and with the drivers are doing in this area. will talk about more of those concerns later at 6:00 live from cocker jr stone >> reporter: at least seven people have been infected with the so-called super bug and two of those people may have died. this happen at ucla ronald reagan met with the medical center more than a hundred patients have been exposed to a deadly bacteria is known as c r e and is resisting many drugs. in other outbreaks but the cause by c.r. any bacteria. barbara the bacteria is resistant to antibiotics. as soon as we know more about the developing storm will bring it to you. >> pam: a new case of measles have been reported in california today is now a total of 119 cases in the state in that six and increase since monday. it is no new cases in the bay area but they have been traced back to the disneyland incident. >> pam: and the ongoing plush to help stranded young's lee lions in

clayton swisher al jazerra johannesburg. >>> there is more to come here on the program.eria's president proms at the to create 2 million jobs if he's reelected but how credible is the claim? and we'll be live in ma layer that there are high hopes for a climate change conference late they are year. stay with us. >> sunday, the parents of captured american reporter austin tice. >> austin went missing in syria. >> campaigning for his release and maintaining hope. >> austin tice is alive. >> find him and get him home. >> a special "talk to al jazeera". sunday, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazerra. the u.n. special envoy to yemen has arrived in the city of aden to meet the countries president hadi. it comes just hours after the security council said it was backing hadi as yep end's leader. there have been rallies supporting hadi. >>> south african agents are spying on russia for details on their own joint satellite problem. according to a top secret cable obtained by the al jazerra investigative unit. the spy cable

as clayton swisher report, the plan is so secretive even the surprise aren't sure what's going on. >>orter: high above south african government buildings a satellite watches. it's a joints south african and russian project code named condor, while it monitors all of africa, its creators are struggling to monitor it. few in government even know what project condor is or what they are paying for. opposition politician and shadow defense minister david has spent five years trying to find out. >> government are trying to hide a massive procurement irregularity. it's been very difficult. given the fact that this is a top secret or secret defense intelligence project to really get any information. >> reporter: the spy cable shows south african military tunnel jenks has also kent state intelligence in the dark. in fact, so little is known al jazerra can reveal the state security agency is spying on its military counterpart. relying on a spy in russia. agent africanist is said to have direct access to the russian government. this top secret cable records information he provideed in 2012. acco

clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >>> next to the skies.ederal regulators taking steps to bring order out of the cluttered and buzzing airways filled with a growing number of drones. new rules about drones. david kerley has the details. >> reporter: inexpensive, drones can take great pictures. and they're popping up everywhere. but they're going where they're not supposed to be, to the white house and crashing, and getting too close to jet liners. >> we just saw a little drone. >> reporter: one of the concerns of the faa and airlines, even a small drone like this could be sucked into a jet engine, causing catastrophic failure. these new proposed rules are aimed at using small drones for business purposes. that wind is pretty tricky. businesses all want to fly. they can fly under the proposed rules if they pass a test, and keep it in sight. the last rule is troublesome for some businesses like amazon that wants to use them to deliver goods. drones that would go off on their own, out of site. the online retailer says the government must move

he used to ride his bike in clayton to work too. >> tell me what you remember about your brother?> he was always really nice, and, yeah, his personality was great, always fun. >> dusty, what do you remember about your brother? any stories you want to share with us? >> he was a great athlete. he took me to wrestling practice when i was in 4th grade and he was in high school. he was just really fun. >> uh-huh, and, robert? >> always happy, outgoing, and talked to everybody. just a really fun person. he always wanted to have fun. >> so he was a good guy? >> yeah. >> i was asking whether who was the biggest problem in the family, and you all pointed at each other. julie, what are some of your fond memories about your son? >> he was just always positive. i don't think i've ever known anyone as positive as him. he was an inspiration. i mean, in fact, he received the most inspirational kid when he was in high school. he got an award for that. he was always involved in the community. he did coaching. he was a camp counselor for outdoor ed for both of the boys, dusty and robert, when they

clayton? >> thanks, ainsley.t could have a huge impact on the "american sniper" murder trial. veterans group says chris kyle's accused killer may not have ptsd. he was never in combat when he served one tour in iraq. he never left the base. chris kyle's widow said in a recent interview that ptsd does not cause someone to snap and shoot two men. listen. >> i understand the media reporting that because i think that's what they would like everybody to believe. it's almost like an excuse to hang the murders on. but it was a double homicide. >> so could this report be a game changer for the trial? joining us now for legal debate is eric guster and trial attorney lisa. nice to see both of you this morning. first of all, can ralph get a fair trial. that is what the defense is worried about that is he not going to be able to go anywhere in this country and get a fair trial. >> it's going to be difficult. when you have someone killed and on hero status for every news outlet for everybody talking about it extremely difficu

the 14-year-old was hit by a car at the intersection of clayton road and detroit avenue early this morning. kpix 5's devin fehely is in concord with how it happened. >> police, fire department and ambulance is all over. >> reporter: but hours later at clayton road and detroit avenue in concord few signs remained of the deadly crash that occurred at the intersection this morning. a 14-year-old boy was crossing the street against a red light when he was struck by a car. >> i was on the way to work when i saw an accident and a body in the intersection. >> reporter: police say the 45- year-old female driver stayed at the scene, didn't appear to be speeding or on any substance. she was distraught. >> this was a woman on the curb who was very emotional. she must have been the driver of the car. she was crying. she was very upset. >> reporter: the teen was rushed to the hospital where he later died. police have not yet released his name but say he was an 8th grader at oak grove middle school. police say that they are still investigating the circumstances of this crash. they have not completely ru

>> clayton, you're absolutely right. which is why we get right to rob marciano now. first, the track of this system and it's a huge win. >> reporter: it is the. core is back in the western mountains. it has a long and ride reach. look at the adviseoryiesadvisories. from california to the carolinas. the snow will be crossing the mississippi and by noon tomorrow across northern georgia. accumulating snow. not much but just enough in the south to cause slick problems. the other big story is the cold. look at the numbers. below zero tomorrow in boston and cincinnati. below freezing in dallas. that sets the stage for round two, winter storm watches posted there for snow tomorrow night, david. >> all right, rob marciano thank you. >>> now, to that manhunt under way at this hour in the northeast. after what started in a quiet town in connecticut. a family terrorized intruders tying a device to a banker. also tying up his elderly mother. placing an alleged edd device beneath her bed. s.w.a.t. teams moving in first in the neighborhood than in the bank where tonight, we're lea

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here's abc's clayton sandell with the pictures. >> reporter: it happens in seconds.as a snowmobiler near afton, wyoming, speeds up this mountain the mountain comes crashing down. >> oh! oh, no! >> reporter: fellow snowmobilers watching below race to get out of the way. trying not to lose sight of their friend, sam robinson. >> where is he? >> reporter: luckily there's a clue. right there, just part of the snowmobile is exposed. robinson is buried. rescuers trying to dig him out. >> get his chest out. get his chest dug out. >> i'm all right. >> reporter: all that fluffy snow now a solid trap. this is like concrete almost. >> exactly like concrete. and, you know the -- when the snow starts to avalanche, it starts getting churned up heat pressure and everything bonds together real tight. >> reporter: over the last five years, about one-third of u.s. avalanche deaths involve a snowmobile. amazingly, robinson made it through with only bruises. and tonight, is thankful for a few quick-thinking friends. >> i just kept swimming up. >> reporter: clayton san deck abc news denv

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clayton sandell is there. clayton, good morning to you. >> reporter: and good morning, dan. you can see the snowplows are out this morning. the roads in colorado have been a complete mess overnight. they're completely snow-packed. and interstate 70, a major interstate through the mountains here was closed overnight because of multiple car accidents and pileups. luckily, there's a fleet of 700 snowplows out right now, trying to make the roads drivable, at least passable. it's very dangerous right now. not just on the ground, but in in the air. at denver international airport reporting 180 canceled flights so far. about 12% of all the flights coming in and out of the airport. there now, so far, we have had about nine, ten inches here where we are. in some areas around denver, they're expecting up to 20 inches before the system moves out later tonight. cecilia? >> denver getting slammed, too. clayton, thank you. it's cold and snowy. just one place to find our rob marciano. right in the middle of it. you're so mean to him. you never let him come inside. i don't know what straw y

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for more, we are joined by clayton swisher, director of investigative journalism at al jazeera, whichroke the iran story and several others in a series of articles called "the spy cables." he cowrote the piece "leaked cables show netanyahu's." welcome to democracy now! explain what has happened, what did south africa get a hold of? is there a south african edward snowden? >> well, i think after the edward snowden experience, someone would have to have their head checked to publicly fess up to being the source of such a leak, given the travails that followed edward snowden after he essentially outed himself. this was a digital leak made to al jazeera. one of the reasons people bring information to al jazeera in the past, the palestine papers and other projects, they know we will take every step we can to protect or shield their identity. the way we got these files is not a for discussion. but i will gladly describe for you in unprecedented window into how espionage is conducted, not just in south africa, but the broader continent. what we have obtained is perhaps best thought of -- if

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clayton? >> all right.tucker. >> a white woman black man, teenager with tattoos the university of minnesota says two of those are wrong and when no longer include descriptions of race to warn students of potentially dangerous criminals because they quote may unintentionally reinforce stereo types of black men and other minorities. but is the university actually avoiding legal responsibility to keep students informed by banning these descriptions and keep them safe? joining us now is fair and balanced debate jonah and david schwartz. nice to see both of you this morning. you are on the prosecutorial side this morning. you have to defend in this morning. >> right. >> you are in awkward position. >> it's not that awkward. what happens is if the call just comes out for a black male a white woman, an asian female that's not really helping police find the perpetrator of a crime. you need other identifying features. so, if there is a tattoo involved involved a leather jacket jeans whatever red sneakers, then you c

clayton fisher reports. he. >> this is a bomb. this is a fuse. >> it's now notorious . the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu warned the united nations of a nuclear bomb. the image was simplistic and so was the message. >> by next spring, at much at next summer at current rates they will finish the medium enrichments and move on to the final phase. >> one month after the speech, israelis sent a different message. >> iran at this stage is not performing the activity necessary to produce weapons. >> its own warning is for the future. >> reducing the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the masad chief maer degan hinted at a disagreement, in the spy cables, massad said iran had a level of enrichment close to 20% instead iran got rid of it as part of the nuclear negotiations. begs the question: where did he get this information? clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> and the director of al jazeera's investigative unit is with us in the studio. that cable came a month after netanyahu made that announcement at the united nati

tvl clayton with really remarkable pictures with really remarkable pictures. >> it happens in seconds as snowmobileer near wyoming speeds up this mountain. the mountain comes crashing down. >> fellow snowmobileer watch below race to get out of the way. trying not to lose sight of their friend sam robinson. >> luckily a clue. right there >> luckily a clue. right there. just part of the snowmobile is exposed. robinson is buried. his rescuers desperately trying to dig him out. all the fluffy snow a solid trap. >> this advertise like create almost. exactly like concrete. about when the snow starts to avalanche it starts getting khurpd up. heat. pressure. everything bond together really tight. >> last 5 years one third of u.s. avalanche death involve a snowmobile amazingly robinson made it through with only bruises and tonight is thankful for few quick thinking friends. >> i kept swimming up. >> clayton, abc news denver. >> still >> so lucky. >> local man about to get the flight he has been wait to go 7. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (every

we have a nerd alert our clayton morris is making science fun.what could possibly go wrong is the question these two friends have been asking each other for nearly a decade. >> i'm going to ignite the rockets. good luck, buck. here we go. >> >> that is great. veteran of u.s. marine corps the host of the show what could go wrong. coolest show next to our show. >> how did this show go about? we used to blow a lot of stuff up when we were kids can. why don't we do it on television? >> would he were watching viral videos and how wrong they go. there is so many good ones that go wrong we decided to take those and make them right. and that's pretty much what we are doing with this show. >> just naturally tinkers. we hit the most of both worlds. >> you took a lawn mower and threw it in the pool. >> i wanted to see if it would do the motor boat thing and it lasted for about two seconds. we had to drain the pool and it cost a lot of money. >> should we try this kind of stuff at home a lot of these viral videos are morons trying to blow stuff up in their m

santa rosa, napa, concord, clayton, mountain view, san jose on the 5:00 a.m. observations recording some fog. 0s and 50s, lingering fog, a hazy pattern a. slight cooldown compared to yesterday. got in on the sun yesterday. higher clouds prevent that fog from burning off sooner today. that lingers a little longer. most of the band is in northern california. doesn't amount to anything. talking about high clouds. you know we're reaching. 50s on the temps or 40s. i doubt these change much at all. there are a few cool locations. petalumo, 0s, 0s. the low clouds, the fog is big story. partly sunny this afternoon. fog overlast, then some higher clouds. not much of a breeze, at least not right now. we wouldn't have much in the way of fog. we have temperatures 0s and 60s. here he is, mr. sal. >>> all right, steve. thank you very much. we are looking at a commute where traffic is going to be very good so far any way. looking at a little more crowded as we get to the bay bridge toll plaza. a touch more crowded as you drive up. usually about 5:45. about 15 minutes or so,

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high fives all around. >> how long was the chase. >> two and a half, three hours. >> reporter: claytonll, abc news. >> when is the last time you saw somebody use a lasso to diffuse a situation? i like how the lady said try a pumpkin. >> how long does this go, two, three hours? this story was all over the place. this is hilarious. weren't we rooting for the llamas? >> of course we were. we really did want them to sort of -- not a thelma and louise moment but somehow make it off. >> the movie didn't end well. >> i don't think it is a good analogy. oh, there you are. green pasture with your llama. >> what's around my neck? >> that's what the "my little pony" left you from yesterday. >> really? we're back to that. >> start yodelling now. ♪ >> my little llamas. >> are you going to yodel. >> i don't know how to yodel. ♪ >> is that right, jack? >> okay. >> is that right, jack. >> he said do it again. don't do it again. >> can you yodel. >> we will let that go. winter wear could be making you sick. we'll tell you what we found out about people's gloves. some nasty stuff on there that will make

a secret document by israeli intelligence reveals mossad ds did not agree with their intelligence clayton swisher reports. >> this is a bomb. this is a fuse. >> it's now notorious. the moment israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu twarnd united nationswarned the united nations of an iranian bomb. >> at current enrichment rates they will have finished the medium enrichment and move on to the final stage. >> the spy cables reveal behind the scenes just one month behind the speech, descrailg intelligence sent -- israeli intelligent is sending a very different message. >> working to close gaps in areas that appear legitimate which will reduce the time required to produce weapons from the time instruction is actually given. >> the mossad chief hinted a disagreement with netanyahu earlier that year. he is clear, an attack on vaughn not the right way. in the spy cables, mossad estimates further enrichment to make nuclear weapons. but instead iran got rid of it as part of nuclear negotiation is. spy cable shed new light on netanyahu's address and begs the question, where did he get the informa

santa row is a, concord, clayton, san jose. the higher clouds will be with us in the morning. they'll clear out. that eel allow some sun. burn off a little later compared to yesterday. 40s for a few, 50s for many, including all the way down to gill roy, also morgan hill, san jose state, sunnyvale. that's above escatas. the higher elevation started the week off in the 6 0s. now they're in the 40s. truckie at 27, 50 sacramento, monta ray 53 degrees, upper 50s approach southern california. you can see where that dip in the cold air is making its way -- chicago 7 below. not windchill else. minneapolis 9 below. freeze warning, hard freeze warning out for florida. chicago 28 below, 23 below indianapolis. detroit 18. lot going on. none is heading in our direction. the higher clouds to the south are. but that's about it. there will be a low digging in from the north. it's going to go into nevada. then kind of backtrack over us early next week. doesn't have a lot of moisture. it will give a little pickup in that breeze, which means we'll have more sun on the week, but also cooler as we

the crash happened about 6:50 this morning on clayton road and detroit avenue. police say the boy was crossing clayton road in a crosswalk, but against the signal when he was hit. the 45-year-old driver stopped and is cooperating with the place. the boy was a student at oak grove middle school, but so far, his name has not been released. >>> untraceable guns used to commit some of the most notorious crimes in california. >> we want to know the history of that weapon. >> we reveal why it is so tough to stop the people selling them even after they have been busted. >> a bay area man gets lost on mount tam and spends a cold night hungry and alone. >> he had no food, water, or jacket. >> how he finally found help. >> and some mild weather outside. a changing pattern could increase the fire danger. time line on warmerwet ere and strong winds. >> an explosion at a refinery in southern california left four workers injured. crumpled buildings. cars covered in ash. the explosion was the equivalent of a magnitude 1.7 earthquake. it happened just before 9:00 this morning a

. >> joining us is the director of al jazeera's investigative unit interesting stuff, clayton, what dohink this says about the palestinian authorities standing with the americans, the relationship with them? >> well, with respect to the cable saying that the american cia wants to talk with hamas this is clear evidence the political currency of the authority has been falling. this is 2009. president obama had come in office and pledging a new relationship with the arab and muslim world and cozy relationships have not been going well and we thought let's look at the problem afresh and try new approaches and we don't know if that relationship developed and went further but the very evidence that they the cia reached out to the south africans to have contact with hamas is nothing but scandalous in the united states because they consider hamas a terrorist organization in public and put a global siege to jail the leaders et cetera. >> what about hamas that he was key and caution in order not to benefit hamas? >> it leads to indictment in palestine papers evidence emerged in the palestinian r

clayton swisher, al jazeera. >> well, the hundreds of secret documents obtained by al jazeera shed new light on the workings of the world's intelligence agencies. among them an israeli spy cable that reveals a coverup over the thettheft of south african being blueprints. >> from the south african arms maker danel. police launched a sting operation pose ed as russian buyers and made their arrests outside johannesburg, only a handful of journalists wrote about the case. >> it would have been a very sexy story if one was privy to the whole setting of the trap and people being arrested and so on. but the media wasn't involved in the actual drama of the story. >> the spy story somehow israel's mossad had gotten hold of the blueprints. this sparked a battle between the two nations. search wantedsouth african wanted the blueprints back. >> we can at least return the missile plans to you. >> but on one condition. >> israeli citizen mr. yitsak taltalia. >> got its blueprints bam back, presumably only after mossad had made a copy. two years later a trial took place, without any mention of israel

and to get to his bus stop he had to cross clayton road.ce, gonzalez crossed the road against the signal. when he was hit. his friends were visibly shaken. hours after they learned of his death. as word quickly spread on social media. >>:"they all missed him.they are posting pictures of him on instagram.social media basically." pam moore>>: the 45-year-old driver remained at the scene and cooperated with authorities. the driver appeared to be heeding the 35 miles per hour speed limit and drugs and alcohol do not appear to have contributed to the collision. christopher's family members say he had a massive amount of internal bleeding and died at the hospital. a close call in marin county today. a bus with dozens of school children got stuck in a sharp turn on highway 1.coming dangerously close to the edge of a ravine. this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b- c 7 news. c-h-p says the school bus from northern light school in oakland. got stuck in a tight turn about two miles north of muir beach. all students and adults on board

as part of our series clayton has our exclusive report. >> the spy cables show us how the u.s. israel and the palestinian authority play political games with each other. the general conference has voted to admit palestine as a member of europes coe. the state of palestine was given full membership and the president has sought wider u.n. recognition. the xables illustrate how the policy is fought to the highest levels. a phone call from the white house to the palestinian authority leader. president obama threatened mahmoud abbas if he wept ahead with the u.n. bid. as the u.s. threatened the palestinian authority, it emerges they were seeking contact with hamas, a group it considered a terrorist organization. a secret cable reveals a c.i.a. operative asked a south african counterpart to put them in touch. they seem desperate to make inroads into hamas and gaza. it recommends their help. by doing so it would establish collection requirements and requirements of the c c.i.a. in other words they'd know what the c.i.a. is up to. in 2009. south africa's side chief gets a phone call fr

here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: there are few clues but plenty of sorrow for family and friends of tammy meyers. >> my son is only one year and two months and now we have to deal with my son growing up without knowing his grandmother. >> reporter: las vegas police say the hunt for this man is a top priority. investigators say he was in a car thursday night that nearly collided with meyers and her 15-year-old daughter, headed home after a driving lesson. police say meyers and the other driver argued and that car followed them home. someone opened fire hitting meyers once. >> you are really disgusting for taking my mother's life. she didn't deserve it. >> reporter: police are on the lookout for this silver or gray sedan seen here in newly released video captured by a home security camera. >> as far as we can tell, there was no prior contact with these individuals. they are complete strangers. >> reporter: meyers was a mother of four, a nurse, her husband brought her red roses every valentine's day for 25 years. he did it one last time saturday before she was taken off life support

clayton sandell is in denver. >> reporter: one ripple effect here at the denver airport, cancelled flights. 140 here today. tomorrow, 1,000 flights have already been cancelled. >> reporter: the concern in some areas -- flooding. rain and rising temperatures in memphis leading to flooded streets. and as temperatures drop again, fears of refreezing and black ice. here in monterey -- 21 deaths blamed on the weather here so far. and this is why thousands of people could be without power for up to a week. lines like this weighed down by trees with ice over an inch thick. tom? >> brutal temperatures and now no power. thank you. where is this new winter storm heading? >> big snows across colorado. already in denver another 6 to 12 inches. then going to the plains. cold air in place. the freezing line drops south of dallas. tomorrow morning, icing across the metropolitan area. and cold driving toward the sout south. >> and it's going to get very cold. >> minus 15 in indianapolis. minus 20 in upstate new york. >> that hurts just looking at it. >> it's painful. >>> living in the conditions can be di

here's clayton sandell. >> reporter: the entire terrain gives way. this is from a helmet cam of a snowboarder and rescue volunteer, tumbling hundreds of feet down the slope. >> if you make it to land just try to get out of it alive. >> reporter: here in the u.s., avalanche season is well under way. each storm bringing potentially dangerous conditions. 4 killed this season, 35 last season. and this month, two men training with the u.s. ski team were killed. and i hope the dog is close. this is like >> it's exactly like concrete. and then it bonds together tight, and locks up like concrete. >> reporter: radu lived to ski another day. he wouldn't mind getting a sponsorship out of it to help spread the news. >>> still ahead, the other unstoppable force of the season hollywood award season. why the stakes just got higher for hollywood's top prize. but it is nothing like the pain that shingles causes. man when i got shingles it was something awful. it was like being blindsided by some linebacker. you don't see it coming. boom! it was this painful rash of l

aaron is survived by his wife and sons clayton in 7th grade and jeremy in 5th grade at mckinley. we are joined by aaron's mother-in-law, courtney. our sincerist condolences. >> thank you, supervisor wiener. supervisor tang. >>supervisor katy tang: as we know san francisco is a city that has led the country in an employee paid parental policies and requirements. in 2002 voted an amendment for paid parental leave for city employees, paid sick leave vacation, compensatory time. our city's parental program approves 12 weeks leave for pregnancy leave. president obama recently announced a recent address paid leave up to 6 weeks. prior to his announcement, parental workers had no time for leave. although the family and leave time, the united states is the only country without a law guaranteeing paid maternity leave to mothers. the national amount is 5-6 months according to the research center report. german parents receive up to 4 -- 14 months and france, 6 months. in 2004 california passed the law in which they receive 6 weeks off. san francisco doubled that this 2002 but longer time c