churchill, manitoba, calls itself the polar bear capital of the world.s tundra, that hundreds of polar bears come out of their summer-long torper and head to the shores of hudson bay, waiting for the water to freeze over so they can go out on to the ice to hunt seal. but, as you see from these warning signs in town, sometimes a polar bear will come right into churchill. >> you don't want to fight with a polar bear? >> you're not going to win. even a small one. >> there's a bear right here. there are a couple of bears here. >> reporter: wayward bears who wander into town, get arrested, captured and taken here to bear jail. after several days they're taken out, tranquilized and blindfolded in case they wake up too soon. and they're air lifted away. we followed in an another helicopter as this bear was carried about 40 miles north of churchill. out into the wilderness. this bear is about 400 pounds. he was kept in the bear jail for a week or so. it will take about three hours for this tranquilizer to wear off. hopefully, he'll wander off in another directio

manitoba the capitals came out first, on the attack, alexander semin, yes sir 1-0 washington. then the jets exploded, four unanswered goals. it was 4-1 at the end of the second. the problems continue for the caps who have now lost three in a row 4-1 the final. >>> college basketball, the maryland terrapins play alabama, the football classic. their first real test, and they struggled. alabama with the lead. mitchell scored 15 in the first half. head coach mark turgeon said the terps looked like a train wreck falling off a cliff. maryland loses. >>> the presidents cup, mel bourne australia tiger woods and steve stricter got spanked last night. they switched partners. tiger woods, his first birdie of the tournament. look at it turned and the fist pump. the u.s. leads the international team right now, 5-2. >>> the redskins-cowboys game does not have the normal cachet that it does because of the redskins losing streak, but the key to the game will be the redskins' ability to force turnovers. the defense has to dictate and dominate against dallas. >> we have to find a way to score.

ron claiborne, abc news, churchill, manitoba. >> the people that think there is, nothing abut this climateoesn't exist? >> a theory, right. see, trying to do my part. >> you need to do your part. >> trying to help out the polar bear. while the tranquilizer was in i fe -- in effect. just so we are clear. >> next, turning to ashton kucher for relaotitionship advi. >> and the big winners in the american music awards. next, in "the skinny." ♪ skinny ♪ so skinny >> i never tire of that song. >> never. it's classic. what we are known for here at "world news now," time for "the skinny," last night the big amas, american music awards. i thought pretty entertaining show. a lot of moments to talk about. go through some of the big winners, from, sunday night. artist of the year went to taylor swift. she did have a big night. so surprised every time she won. i didn't expect it. >> getting tired. just own the success. >> own it. rap/hip-hop artist, niki minaj. and pop, rock, adele. pop rock, male artist, bruno mars. big winners from last night. interesting performances. j-lo great night. did this perfo

to be a windy system as well as some storm to accumulate up to about 15 centimeters in and around manitoba. blowing snow could be possible, reduced visibility. so driving could be dangerous around those areas. we're talking about this system. this system is pulling in cold air behind it. so just around this area, we may even see some wintry accumulations in higher elevations. the rain could turn to snow overnight tonight. but this is where we're going to be seeing very significant rainfall in the next 24 hours. just in the very short span of 24 hours. we may see this popping up, 17 millimeters in georgia and the carolinas. but we may even see up to about 100 millimeters in some areas, southerly wind is pulling in towards the system and bringing very heavy rain there. so flash flooding could be possible just around the area. washington you see at 20 degrees. 15 in houston. lower than average, but it's going to be sunny. and los angeles here at 27 degrees. very warm for you there in winnipeg at 3. heading over to europe, we've got a very clear jet stream going on here. we've got this isobar

ron claiborne reports from manitoba, canada. >> reporter: every fall hundreds of polar bears gather hereada's hudson bay waiting for the water to freeze so they can go out and hunt for seals. the bears haven't eaten since july, they spent the last come months sleeping. now they are hungry. this week we had a rare opportunity to see the polar bears as they gathered on the shore. >> that ice freezing is two to three weeks late, maybe up to four weeks late. >> reporter: in recent years the ice is forming later in the fall and thawing earlier in the summer. giving the bears a shorter feeding season. scientists say climate change is to blame. awful their food is out on the sea ice. >> reporter: which is why some ravenous bears come looking for food in the town of churchill. you are not going to want to fight a polar bear? >> no, you are not going to win. even a small one. >> reporter: when a bear gets caught in churchill, they get hauled off to bear jail. after a few days detention, they're tranquilized. blindfolded and then air lifted out of town released into the wild. this bear is about 40

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. >>> tonight, the capitals make their first trip to the canadian province of manitoba in more than 15 years. they head there to take on a fellow southeast division rival. the capitals will head 1250 miles from verizon center to visit the winnipeg jets. the team relocated from atlanta in the off-season. the nhl didn't have time to move them out of the southeast. the puck drops tonight at 8:30. >> in northwest last night, american university hosted florida, atlantic in the home opener. charles hinky had 27 points for the eagles. they win 62-56. it is au's first victory of the season. good for them. >> our time right now, 6:25. another weekend, another round of closures on metrorail. next, what station you need to avoid. >> plus, more on the target employee who doesn't want the store opening on thanksgiving night. we'll get your reactions on the story. >> beverly farmer is in for monika samtani. she has a quick check on traffic. bev? >> andrea, heading into the district, via 395, volume building to get on to the 14th street bridge. crash on kenilworth is northbound after east capital str

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manitoba. because they're going on a little polar bear expedition.hurchill wildlife management area. this is buggy one. the tundra buggy. this tricked-out hummer type vehicle where there's a balcony where they can stand out there and watch what they're doing and they also have cameras on it and they're watching the migration of the polar bears. the wisht is polar bear cam.com. you see the live feeds and it tells you how many polar bears they've seen that day. how many other animals. >> you see this little guy yawn? >> you see the tongue curled out like a little partiy horn, so cute. >> the truck moves so it's not in the same spot all day, all the time. it's not a stationary camera. >> what's their overall goal with this polar bear cam. >> they want to highlight the need to save polar bears, they believe in 50 years, two-thirds of the polar bears in the world will be extinct. >> this little guy is swimming. >>> she may say no, but the dress? says yes. >> here i am just trying to show you guys a see-through dress and now beth's divorced. >> how did we

provincial governments in canada have been working hard for clean energy like quebec and ontario and manitoba. my guess is that these governments feel a bit vindicated and the doubts that have been raising about tarsans being the right path for canada. host: our next call comes from jamesville, caller: virginia good morning. thank goodness for cspan. let me say i sincerely hope you have someone who has the other side of these arguments on your program 7. soon. i have worked on many, many pipeline projects over the years and what is missing from this discussion is to the losers are if this project does not get billed. built. they would include u.s. taxpayers, u.s. consumers, losing a stable, reliable north american source of energy, gainers would-be foreign producers who are now supplying these refineries along the gulf coast including producers like hugo chavez who is producing heavy oil just like this oil. the other losing would be the environment. this woman will not tell you but the pipeline movement of liquid fuels and oil is absolutely the safest way to move it. it is materially safer th