miralax. >> narrator: this wednesday on "hunted." >> this is as dangerous as it gets, man. >> narrator a new fugitive team heads off the grid. >> holy crap. >> narrator: but not out of danger. >> get down, just get down! >> narrator: escape room experts make a bold first impression. >> see you in 28 days. >> they have just royally pissed me off. >> narrator: and the intel team secures a crucial lead. >> i have audio intercept. >> it is a positive i.d. on your fugitives. >> it's easy to forget, yeah, we can hear you. atla >>> sunday, february 5 in houston, the new england patriots will take on the atlantic falcons. it's at the and electrifying superbowl 50 1.:absolutely. you have 2 teams combining today. this is everything the nfl would want. you have 2 great quarterbacks, each mvp candidates. the falcons have scored more points than any other team so i think it is exciting action, actually. >> camel be with us for the next 30 minutes. but 1st, storms continue to batter northern california. good day. our top storm related stories from around the bay area from mudslides to: trees, we are

miralax. >> narrator: this wednesday on "hunted." >> this is as dangerous as it gets, man. >> narrator a new fugitive team heads off the grid. >> holy crap. >> narrator: but not out of danger. >> get down, just get down! >> narrator: escape room experts make a bold first impression. >> see you in 28 days. >> they have just royally pissed me off. >> narrator: and the intel team secures a crucial lead. >> i have audio intercept. >> it is a positive i.d. on your fugitives. >> it's easy to forget, yeah, we can hear you. . >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs3 eyewitness news at 11:00. >>> the night is damp. this is the calm before the storm, a powerful nor'easter heading our way. >>> stormscan 3 shows that nor'easter rotating its way up the east coast. we're in for a wet and windy start. i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington. the morning commute conditions could be far from ideal. let's get to indicate katie >> we got almost two feet of snow but the piece missing with this nor'easter arctic cold. it's been mild, so this is a rain and wind maker and that's a

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(male narrator) previously on "hell's kitchen"... we're gonna put your trust in each other to the test. (narrator) chef ramsay presented a challenging take... you will be working in pairs. (narrator) on his always difficult taste it, now make it challenge. one tastes it and one makes it. it just totally changes up the whole entire game. (narrator) using their palates, their communication skills... i'll lick it again. (narrator) and their cooking ability... it tastes like a pork chop. (narrator) every one of the pairs got elements right and wrong. the scales are just still teetering. (narrator) but there was one critical ingredient, the protein, that only one pair got right. three of you had pork. wendy and ryan had veal. the right answer was... veal. - yes. - [bleep].

miralax. >> narrator: this wednesday on "hunted." >> this is as dangerous as it gets, man. >> narrator a new fugitive team heads off the grid. >> holy crap. >> narrator: but not out of danger. >> get down, just get down! >> narrator: escape room experts make a bold first impression. >> see you in 28 days. >> they have just royally pissed me off. >> narrator: and the intel team secures a crucial lead. >> i have audio intercept. >> it is a positive i.d. on your fugitives. >> it's easy to forget, yeah, we can hear you. >>> we're dealing with light rain tonight and the be howling at times through midday on monday. a big storm spinning north of atlanta will throw a lot of moisture our way and with low pressure the winds will howl. you see the light winds moving off towards the northwest and loudoun county and northern prince william county and western fairfax. here's futurecast overnight, 4 a.m. rain is widespread, temperatures not moving up, 40s to around 50, 6 a.m. and heavy rain moving in through the morning hours till midday an inch or more, winds potentially gusting 40, 45, maybe 50 mi

narrator: welcome to "global 3000." this week we're looking at animal species which are under threat of extinction and at the -- those trying to protect them. we go to south africa where rhinos are still at the mercy of poachers. their horn is more valuable than gold. what can be done to put a stop to this illegal trade? in kenya, we learn about bee populations that protect elephants. it might sound like a joke, but it's not. but first t we go to kazakhstat, home to o the saiga antelopes. recentntly, the species was neay wiped out. we went to find out why. it's been a year since news emerged of the agonizing deaths suffered by hundreds of thousands of saiga antelopes in the kazakhstan steppes. the cause -- an aggressive bacteria. that much was clear. but why was the damage so extensive? a group of researchersrs are determined to find out, and our cameraman axel warnstedt jnened them o on their quest. but it's difficult to locate the few remaining animals. the antyn dala steppe is vast, and on top of that, saiga antelope

you hit the water, and you're done. narrator: one life-changing moment. [cheers and applause] - [screams] - i'm gonna push through, and i'm gonna persevere. - i'm gonna be the first american ninja warrior 'cause i want it. i want it worse than anybody else. - i want to get to the top of that warped wall, and press that button. - we're gonna see records smashed. it's gonna be unbelievable. - i always felt i was a ninja since 1979. narrator: this is american ninja warrior.

they're the three narrators. one of the three, the man, ramsay roothoorp, is actually kind of a horn-dog. that would be the technical phrase, is that right? - yeah, that's the typical phrase. - pbs friendly phrase, yeah, this is a guy who is a bit of a sex-obsessive. - yes, so, you mention having that, or three narrators. i've never done this before. i'm always trying to do something new at every book. - right, mix up the structure. - mix up the structure. so, they talk to you, ultimately first person, right at you, so it becomes very intimate. and, of course, as in any group of people trying to get ahead, they have their conflicts. the points of view might cover the same territory, but in a different way. - yeah, it's got a little rashomon quality to it, right, how you tell the story is how you see the story. - exactly, exactly, so one of the ones who was excluded, of the three narrators, we have dawn chapman, she is a very pretty blond. again, this is theater, so they want a good-looking woman who can look good

for our we will see more rain possibility of freezing rain in the high country. male narrator: there is no shortcut to greatness. we set a goal, a target that, to others, may seem unreachable. - being the first woman to complete the qualifying course is definitely a dream of mine. narrator: we train, and we strive, and sometimes we come up short. [ crowd gasps ] so we go back to work. and then when our name is called again... - it's kacy catanzaro. narrator: ...we dig deep and push past the pain until we stand triumphant on top of that mountain. - history has been made! the fist woman ever to complete the qualifying course. narrator: and everyone else's mountains shrink before them. - it's me versus the course. - you only get one shot. - the sky's the limit.

narrator: the third term tradition passes from american life.resident roosevelt accepts with confidence in great the army which george washington refused. franklin roosevelt: in this day, the task of the people is to save that nation and its institutions from disruption from without. in the face of great perils never before in combat, our strong purpose is to protect and to perpetuate the integrity of democracy. for this, of this we must honor the spirit of america and the faith of america. we do not retreat. we are not content to stand still. as americans, we go forward. in the service of our country, by the will of god. [applause] as the address finished, the stirring spectacle of the inaugural parade began. reviewing troops at the court of freedom. a military parade of which the defense program is a keynote. a military parade of which the defense program is a keynote. the west point cadets. ahead, four grim, uncertain years. for president roosevelt, the colossal task of arming and protecting this nation without sacrificing its democratic heri

narrator: dating back to his memorable run to become ufc heavyweight champion over a decade ago, andrei arlovski has proven time and time again that his right hand is one of the most powerful in division history. a weapon that is as brutally quick -as it is effective. -buffer: arlovski! narratoand since his return to the octagon over two years ago, the pit bull has added four more impressive victories to run his career total to 25 wins. 20 by way of stoppage. mike: it is all over! joe: that's it! unbelievable! narrator: however, after recently being derailed by his division's best, at age 37, the battle-hardened veteran now seeks to summon one final championship run, as the six-foot-four powerhouse undergoes his sixth training camp in just two years. coach: ten stations. all the way through, andrei. hands up. hold it. bam, bam. roll. good boy. narrator: focusing on the future is what originally brought arlovski here, to one of the world's most hallowed training grounds. and in order to prepare for his dangerous opponent, the pit bull has recruited "the dean of mean," former ufc fighter,

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