catherine, ontario, canada.et's see what happens to be going on this particular day in the summer of 2009. take a little jaunt down this street here. >> weird. >> yes. >> a little closer. >> a smoking barbecue? >> that is a ford explorer on fire, and the man you see here in the jorts and shirtless running out of his home is anthony dechico. his daughter said, dad, your car is on fire. he said no way. he said i heard a big explosion, ran outside, and this is what he saw. at the exact same time, the google street car equipped with nine cameras just happened to be strolling down the road and captured this all. what are the chances that the google street view car is driving by and captures this entire story? that's not all that was going on this day because, of course, when there's a big fire in the neighborhood, all the neighbors have to come out and see what's going on. this man also came to the door shirtless to see what all the raccus was about. just keep going down water street. there's another shirtless man. a

ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one.plause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause]

ontario? and pg&e has been there since day one. [applause] [applause] and next joining us at the heritage partners level we have rebecca delgado representing the academy of universities. is rebecca here? [applause] and representing at&t we have jason chan. jason? jason is probably busy making phone calls. right here. [applause] and representing bank of america, rosana lunge. [applause] and representing croft , ron lowe, ron? [applause] we have mcdonald's and their representative did not make it and the last one on the list, ross bargo who has been with us for many years, tracy tran, tracy? [applause] tracy has not made it yet. so really, thank you very much. and for joining us and hope to see you again next year. and it's so special that our new police chief is with us. and would you like to say a few words? [applause] >> i don't think that that was actually a question. [laughter] i'm just really pleased to be here. i wasn't prepared to say anything. but just the culture and what it does for the community, it really does leave me w

over the next 24 hours, much of ontario gets cooler. to the south, thundershowers are developing over the southeastern corner of the u.s. out to the west, british columbia and pacific northwest have gusty winds, coastal rain and mountain snow again. that will move further inland. however, once again, another system will move into the same area. so on wednesday, we are expecting 9 degrees in chicago, and 6 degrees in toronto. and we're going to see a huge warm up in washington, d.c. 18 degrees here and 14 degrees expected in new york. definitely feels like spring. finally, let's go over to europe. it's very active to the south. thunderstorms will continue in southern italy throughout wednesday, and a mix of rain and snow will move into the balkan peninsula. turkey gets dryer after a long period of heavy snowfall. that's good news. meanwhile, a large high pressure system is dominating much of the northern sections, bringing dry but very windy and cold conditions to much of the area. warnings against extremely low temperatures have been is

as well as a lot of other places the workers in london ontario were making about thirty dollars an hour and the company one of them cut their wages in half i mean you know magic somebody comes and ask you to cut your income in half that's a life changing experience they ask them to cut their wages in half they walk the workers out and then they decided they were going to move the. right to work indiana for half the wages and you know they put out advertisements for managers that were experienced university and union three cultures so lose this this experience where you know i've taught a lot of canadian workers where american workers you know are now becoming the new mexico for canada new mexico for a lot of europe which quickly becoming the labor laws are so weak you on the flip side of this though mike i mean for anyone who watched mitch daniels speak after the state of the union and said this very thing but said it is a very positive term for people who are out of work and watching us right now saying you know what i wouldn't mind making fifteen dollars an hour because i've been maki

if you go back to frederick panting from for example, in london, ontario, when he developed the treatment for insulin and diabetes, i mentioned in "after america," it was basically a year and a half from him in painting it in london, ontario, to it being on the counter in pharmacies in new york city, you can do things like that now. to enter, to enter the fda approval process is to pass through the gates of hell. everything takes -- that's why we are not -- that's why we have this little fracas between susan g. komen foundation and planned parenthood. susan g. komen foundation is the breast cancer people who have the race for the cure, the pink ribbon. i was on something a while ago, the stewardess, flight attendant i should say, the flight attendant comes out and says it's breast cancer awareness month, so for your dreams come if you chip in an extra $5 on this little commuter flight, taking off for hours late from laguardia as usual, we will give it to raising awareness for breast cancer who isn't aware of breast cancer? americans need to be aware, of actually how little we're doing to

a passenger train heading to toronto from niagara falls derailed in southern ontario yesterday.re killed. 45 people were injured. ctv's omar sachedina spoke to passengers who survived this crash. >> reporter: those who survived the devastating derailment describe it as a moment of sheer horror. >> it was like a plane crash. it was people were flying, stuff was flying. everybody's luggage was flying. and i just kind of ducked and was holding on. not to go flying myself. so. >> reporter: chaos as fire crews race to the scene to treat dozens of injured passengers. >> people are obviously in shock after going through this. especially the sense of being trapped even if it is for a short period of time. >> reporter: the most seriously injured were airlifted to hospital, some of the injured arriving at this trauma center in hamilton, ontario. >> i don't know if it was frenzied. so people hurried. and like is always typical in the hospital setting, you know, people drop what they need to drop and they get to where they need to be. >> reporter: 10-year-old drew carmichael was on the trai

are following some breaking news from ontario, canada, where rescue workers are scene of a train derailment. train bound for toronto jumped the city ofn burlington. least three people were killed. e confirmed only one death. still to come, but we have your morning forecast. >> we will take you live to a morning forecast. >> we will take you live to a local os i have copd. if you have it, you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels like. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms... by keeping my airways open a full 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the oy once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. and it's steroid-free. spiriva does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek immediate medical help if your breathing suddenly worsens, your throat or tongue swells, you get hives, vi

it came from ontario, from some sinister canadian corporation. none of the vermont boutique businesses are vermonty at all. i love the way that any -- meet a young person in vermont. my daughter, bless her, is actually just started high school over on the -- my town doesn't have a high school so she goes over the river to high school in vermont, and -- well, i'm not happy to say it's a public school. and what i find interesting, you talk to any young person in vermont, their whole amibition is to work for a nonprofit. what are you going to do? i'd real where like to work for a nonprofit. any particular kind of nonprofit? they're into community organizing in southern vermont or saving people from the antelope virus in the congo. they don't care. the entire state of vermont is a nonprofit, and the tragedy of the united states of america is it's becoming the worldest largest nonprofit and at a certain level that kind of civilizational event where -- rather than creating primary wealth is very destructive to society. >> host: next call from californi

eleven people killed, three injured when a tractor trailer and a van collided outside of stratford ontario sent the van flying in to the side of thousand. 13 people were probably migrant workers. officials are trying to determine what caused the crash. >>> the captain of the wrecked costa concordia, they should find out if the captain could remain under house arrest. he asked a italian court to release him pending the investigation. he could face charges of manslaughter and abandoning ship. the cruise liner hit rocks and flipped on to its side on january 13th, killing at least 16 people. >>> overseas to syria, the u.s. took a drastic action, closing embassy, pulling out diplomats out of the area. journalists barred from the video, it was smuggled out of syria. forces launched hundreds of deadly mortars on their own citizens. children have been killed as well. many are trying to flee the city. >>> following the earthquake monday, rescuers found 13 people killed in the aftermath. this is the philippines, 40 people believed to be missing, most of those people along the shore in the epi center

the other ones, willow the wood chuck in winnipeg, general lee, buckeye chuck, wharton willie of ontarioen island chuck, the armadillo from amarillo and aqua freddie from arizona the rattlesnake. >> all quacks. >> everybody is in on that now. >> everybody wants a piece of the weatherman's pie, back off. we are looking northbound from sutro tower, a few high clouds that's we it high pressure in control has brought a calming influence to our weather. we do not have any spare the air. you can see the winds coming from the north to northeast tule fog up again the mountains and some of the snow on the mountains now hopefully when we get that rain next week they will get more snow. 60 fairfield, santa rosa, san jose, los gatos, 62 half moon bay and livermore everybody else mid to upper 50s four to five degrees warmer and this time yesterday mid 50s santa cruz gilroy and salinas, 60 watsonville, 62 monterey sunny and warm they are afternoon dry and mile through the weekend chance of rain next week. everybody on the positive side oakland and san francisco three degrees warmer concord hour san jo

the book and the canadian islamic congress filed free human rights complaints in the problems of ontario and british columbia and at the federal human-rights commission and as a result of that had this bizarre experience of finding my riding on trial in a courtroom in vancouver in which they flew in expert witnesses to discuss the so-called tone of my jokes. my jokes in court case or were they actually criminal and they flew in an expert witness from philadelphia and so-called expert witness from toronto. i am flattered to be on this show and discussing my three hours but when it becomes the subject of a criminal trial in a vancouver court room i thought that was -- the kind of literary criticism element of the case more than anything else. >> host: what is the sea icy and human rights commission? >> canadian islamic congress. one of the other interesting features of the demographic transformation, that is a reasonable name. something called the supreme islamic council of canada or the islamic supreme council of canada which always sounds slightly less friendly to me. i am a did an injus

trabajadores peruanos que buscaba un mejor futuro. 13 inmigrantes viajaban en una camioneta cerca de ontarioa camioneta salida despedida y se estrellara contra una casa. >> el profesor martÍn de la escuela miramontes de los Ángeles arrestado la semana pasada enfrentarÁ cargos por presuntamente acariciar a dos niÑas en la escuela segÚn anunciÓ la fiscalÍa. fue detenido tres dÍas despuÉs de que la fiscalÍa de los Ángeles acusara actos extraÑos por mÁs de 23 niÑos, lo que ha generado una ola de indignaciÓn a nivel nacional. >> un tribunal de apelaciones fallÓ que la prohibición de matrimonios homosexuales es anticonstitucional. la corte fallÓ,1 veredicto muy especÍfico que afecta solamente a california. en mÉxico, el crimen organizado propone una tregua durante la visita del papa benedicto xvi el prÓximo mes de marzo. autoridades de guanajuato dijeron que en puentes peatonales aparecieron las narco mantas donde instan a que haya paz durante la visita del pontÍfice. los autores atribuyen esto a los caballeros templarios. >> en el salvador, la violencia de las pandillas no sÓlo sigue dejando vÍim

a group of friends are in ontario, canada on their snowmobiles. and, of course, they all have gopro cameras on their helmets. around here, one guy stops and let's his friend go ahead up the mountain. so one guy stops, you see the other guy going up by himself. keep an eye on him. he gets halfway up and something happens because watch. an avalanche starts. and takes him down with it. in an instant, this guy's friend is completely buried. that guy was wearing a gopro too. here's what it looks like from his perspective. >> the camera is kind of sticking out. but his face is underneath. >> on top of his helmet, right? so he's completely buried. >> oh, my god. >> and trying to get the snow with his hands out of his face. >> he's buried alive and we're watching it. >> help! help! >> he gets his face uncovered, but his whole body is still down there in the snow. >> help! help! oh, my gosh. >> watch his friend who just got off his snowmobile comes over and immediately starts digging him out. >> i can't breathe. get me out. >> under me! >> eventually we le

the other ones, willow the wood chuck in winnipeg, general lee, buckeye chuck, wharton willie of ontariotaten island chuck, the armadillo from amarillo and aqua freddie from arizona the rattlesnake. >> all quacks. >> everybody is in on that now. >> everybody wants a piece of the weatherman's pie, back off. we are looking northbound from sutro tower, a few high clouds that's we it high pressure in control has brought a calming influence to our weather. we do not have any spare the air. you can see the winds coming from the north to northeast tule fog up again the mountains and some of the snow on the mountains now hopefully when we get that rain next week they will get more snow. 60 fairfield, santa rosa, san jose, los gatos, 62 half moon bay and livermore everybody else mid to upper 50s four to five degrees warmer and this time yesterday mid 50s santa cruz gilroy and salinas, 60 watsonville, 62 monterey sunny and warm they are afternoon dry and mile through the weekend chance of rain next week. everybody on the positive side oakland and san francisco three degrees warmer concord hour san

over the next 24 hours, ontario will get drier. down to the south, thundershowers are starting to develop over the southeastern corner of the united states. out to the west, a series of low pressure systems has been bringing stormy conditions in british columbia and the pacific northwest. on wednesday, exceptional warmth is continuing in a wide area. we are expecting 18 degrees in d.c. and 14 degrees in new york and 9 degrees in chicago. finally, let's go over to europe. it very active across the south. in italy, snow in the northern sections and thunderstorms in the southern areas will likely continue throughout the day. it looks like a mix of rain and snow into the balkin peninsula in the next 24 hours. in turkey, things are gradually improving. that's good news. meanwhile, incredibly colder temperatures have been impacting much of the european countries. highs on wednesday, lots of blue and purple indicating sub zero temperatures. we are expecting minus 7 degrees in berlin. the usual high is 15 degrees. in fact, those cold condi

before we go, we want to you look at a video called the frozen forest from ontario, canada.nd we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the rail cars left the tracks in burlington, ontario yesterday. 75 people on board were traveling from niagara falls to toronto. those who died were employees of the railroad. 45 passengers were also injured in this. the crash caused minor damage to nearby build explings now the national transportation safety board of canada is investigating the cause of the crash. >>> mitt romney and rick santorum will be squaring off tomorrow in michigan. santorum is hoping an appeal to religious conservatives will help him stage a primary upset. danielle nottingham has more on the final push to win michigan. >> mitt romney is making his closing pitch in michigan. >> if you want somebody who will change washington and bring us more jobs and less debt and smaller government, then i'm your guy. >> the former massachusetts governor won this state five years ago. but -- rick santorum is breathing down romney's neck. he said romney is not conservative enough for republicans. >> we need somebody to give people a different vision for america about who we are. >> santorum's appeal toee advantage gelical -- t

before we go, we want to you look at a video called the frozen forest from ontario, canada.oy and we'll see you next time. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a linthicum man is in custody after a run-in with a state trooper in carroll county. >>> and jury selection is underway in va where a former la crosse player is accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend. >>> a cecil county pastor under investigation by police. what he's accused of doing. >> a linthicum man is behind bars after he tried to outrun a trooper hauling a flatbed trailer with machinery. >> reporter: it may have made this seem simple but it was anything

northern minnesota and southern parts of manitoba and ontario may be seeing more than 20 centimeters of snow in the next 24 hours. and then, the southern -- the central portions of the plains will have a risk of severe weather that includes severe thunderstorms, large hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes. over the next 24 hours, much of the great lakes and the mid western states will start to see a wintry mix. but the southern half of the u.s. will state largely be dry under a high pressure system and temperatures rising to 23 degrees in houston. 18 in oklahoma city. the eastern seaboard is on the warmer side at 12 in d.c. and 8 degrees expected in new york. finally, let's go to europe. a chain of low pressure systems has been bringing wet and windy weather to northern europe. as you can see, the isobars are close together meaning strong winds are prevailing. scotland has received a gust of 90 kilometers per hour as the system moves toward the southeast, areas like finland and the ball ticks and northern germany will be affected. down toward the south, unstable conditions

some clouds will be crossing ontario and quebec. it'll bring clouds on wednesday and maybe a little rain. it may just be cold enough in the afternoon to extreme northern sections and southern p. a. may see a little snow shower or rain activity. mainly we're looking at just light rain showers. so it'll be mild tomorrow. turning colder winds with that low pressure moving across the region. rather week. then it moves out of the here. thursday starts warming up again. thursday and friday. then another front will come down, to chill us down for the weekend. northwest winds at the bay at 10 to five knots. tonight generally clear to partly cloudy. tomorrow back up in the mid-50s with sunshine. maybe some clouds late in the day and clouds tomorrow night. looks like a little bit of rain. maybe some snow flakes, north of the city. nothing expected, you really 45, 33, 47 thursday. back up to 50 on friday. and the weekend chilling down to the low 40s maybe some upper 30s with partly cloudy skies. >> coming up another popular oriole is sent pack

dashing across the great lakes, snow, also freezing rain warnings parts of southern ontario thursday morning. temperatures set up like this, warmer day and sunny in los angeles at 22 degrees. 8 in seattle, you'll be seeing rain showers. 11 in oklahoma city, not too bad there. 6 in chicago. meanwhile, in the capital, d.c., we're going to see 10 degrees and the rain showers i was talking about, 7 and wet day for you in new york city also. in to europe we go, we were talking yesterday about the front moving in through europe, this bringing a mixture of rain to the valleys, but as it heads down into the southeast and the balkan peninsula, that turns to heavy snow. after one system moves out, central locations clearing up, but there's another one on the way, it's going to follow almost exactly the same path through poland and then turning over to lots of heavy snow for the balkin peninsula. that snow has been ongoing for the last several weeks and is causing many, many problems as many of you know. temperatures are going to continue to improve across the west. double figures in london, 10

we also want the people of ontario and the government of on pair oh ontario know that we are doing ourserious problem. >> it's an awful story. >>> egypt is reeling from one of the most disastrous riots in the world. a nationwide mourning people is under way. ian, you saw the aftermath. tell us what happened. >> reporter: well, what happened was that at the end of the game last night, suzanne, protesters broke into the police cordoned and moved towards the other side of the stand where the opposing fans were and they had knifes with them, weapons with them, and they attacked the other fans. the fans were essentially -- the other fans were essentially trapped in the stadium. they couldn't flee because the gate that opened out to the outside was shut. it was padlocked shut. that's why we are seeing such a large death toll. i went into the stadium earlier today and i saw blood all over the seats. i saw shoes, people running out of their shoes. the doors were ripped from the building as the surge broke free and that's where a lot of people said that a lot of the fans were trying to escape.

three people were killed when a train derailed in ontario, canada, on route to toronto.ng dead were the crew members in front of that train. three were air lifted to the hospital with serious injuries. gop presidential hopeful rick santorum will be provided with secret protection service when he begins his campaign in michigan. no now back to "caught on camera." >>> welcome back to "caught on camera." i'm contessa brewer. air shows are meant to showcase the abilities of planes and pilots with death-defying stunts and precision maneuvers. but at one show in canada, it was how the pilot exited the aircraft that got the spectators' attention. a military fighter jet, the canadian air force's cf-18 hornet, is practicing a low speed, low altitude maneuver called an alpha pass, for the left bridge international air show in alberta. the air show doesn't officially start until the next day, but some eager aviation buffs are on hand to see the action. all eyes are on the plane as it swoops overhead. the spectators are about to get a show they'll never forget. two cameras are recor

george, ontario.ill in a hole and stick in the spigk spigot with the li the bucket and see how they tap the sap. >> are you okay? >> yes. >> i love me a big old stack of pancakes. >> i would love a big old stack of pancakes. >> what does it taste like raw? i wonder what it tastes like raw out of the tree? apparently good. >> like i said this comes from canada. three fourths of the world's maple syrup comes from canada. >> those wild canadians. >> is it weird, is there a pancake house we can go to now? >> david beckham who? check this guy out. he has some mad skills with the soccer ball. this is in argentina. he continues to juggle the ball as he crosses this very busy intersection. here he goes. he's going to cross the boulevard. >> almost misses it, but he catches it. the guy juggling the ballis david and the rs t brother beca keeps encouraging his brother, come on, look at this, people are looking. this video is 7 and a half minutes long. throughout the video he's just juggling this ball. >> he almo

police say a truck broadside add van filled with migrant workers at a rural intersection in ontario.illed 10 people. here is one officer from the scene. >> i had 25 years that i have been a police officer, i have never seen something like this. this is a little bit hard to take. >> an inspector says the van's driver ran a stop sign and didn't have a license to carry that many passengers. china. more than half the surface of a bay in the northeast is frozen. you can see the odd shapes of ice thanks to wind and waves. all the ice has paralyzed a lot of water traffic in the region. a forecaster says the cold weather will continue for quite a while. iceland. take a look at what's being called the country's own lock loch ness monster. something large water snake sliferg through the river. this video is going viral. some aren't buying it saying it could be a piece of netting floating along and that's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> so there is a ship wreck off the coast of new england that could be worth billions of dollars. somebody found it. we'll tell you who.

trabajadores peruanos que buscaba un mejor futuro. 13 emigrantes viajaban en una camioneta cerca de ontario el profesor martÍn de la escuela miramontes en los Ángeles arrestado la semana pasada enfrentarÁ cargos por presuntamente acariciar a los niÑas, en la escuela segÚn anunciÓ la fiscalÍa. fue detenido tres dÍas despuÉs de que la fiscalÍa de los Ángeles acusara al ex profesor de actos extraÑos, de 23 niÑos lo que ha generado una ola de indignaciÓn a nivel nacional. los partidarios del matrimonio de parejas del mismo sexo estÁn celebrando porque un tribunal fallÓ que la previsión es anticonstitucional. el electorado habÍa votado para rechazar los matrimonios de parejas gays. la corte fallÓ, un veredicto muy especÍfico que afecta solamente a california. en mÉxico, el crimen organizado propone una tregua durante la visita del papa benedicto xvi este prÓximo mes de marzo. las autoridades dijeron que en puentes peatonales aparecieron las narcomantas, donde instan a que haya paz. en el salvador, la violencia de las pandillas no solamente sigue dejando vÍctimas fatales sino que tambiÉn causa la

this is the scene in burlington, ontario, about 40 miles west of toronto. officials say there were 75 passengers on brdoa as well as four crew members. the train was going from niagara falls to toronto. it went off the track about 3:30 this afternoon. it was both dry and sunny when this happened. we'll stay on top of this for changes in the story. >>> we turn now to decision 2012. mitt romney getting an endorsement ahead of the ed her supportrizona primaries. of mitt romney this morning on "meet the press." she also made the announcement at the governors conference this weekend. romney is g support as rick santorum tries to explain his latest comments about president obama. he called the president "a snob for saying he thinks all americans should go to college. >> whatever the case may be, all of those things are very important and worthwhile professions we should not look down our nose at and say they are less because you didn't get a four-year college degree. >> whoever wins, the race may not be settled until may. >>> a federal trial over the nation's wor

the canadian islamic conference filed three human rights complaints bat story in the province of ontario and the province of british columbia and at the federal human rights commission, and as a result of that i have the bizarre 'experience of finding my writing on trial in a courtroom in vancouver, in which they flew in expert witnesses to discourse on the tone -- the so-called tone of my jokes. were my jokes merely in poor taste or were they actually criminal? they flew in one of the -- an expert witness from philadelphia and a so-called expert witness from toronto, and it was fascinating. i was -- i'm flattered to be on this show and to be discussing -- for three hours, but no disrespect, peter, when it actually becomes the subject of a criminal trial in a vancouver courtroom, i thought that was the -- i thought the kind of literary criticism elements of the case were as absurdity as anything else. >> host: what's the cii and the human rights commission in canada? iflue the cii this canadian islamic con congress. one of the other interesting features of the demographic transformation

some of the ontario workers were paid at twice the rate the muncy workers make. >>> after an enormousnline activist furor the susan g. komen foundation has reversed its decision to cut funding to planned parenthood. the breast cancer charity had promised to cut funding because of an ongoing investigation into whether planned parenthood used federal funds to pay for abortions. >>> and finally tonight, the fbi admits the international group of hackers known as anonymous were also eavesdroppers. the bureau says the hackers listened in on a supposedly confidential call between the fbi, scotland yard, and other international police agencies about that group. a 16-minute tape of the call showed up online today. all right. up next on "kudlow," president obama says today's jobs report is proof the economy is picking up steam. the republicans are pointing out it's nothing compared to the reagan recovery. i don't know. i think it's proof that big government bailouts and stimulus pale in comparison to the strength of the free enterprise resilient capitalist economy. but we'll debate when "kudlow

. >> canadian transportation officials are investigating the deadly derailment of a train in ontario. the train derailed west of toronto. it was in reason en route from niagara falls. three employees were killed and dozens of passengers were injured. >>> politics this morning. two republican primaries tomorrow. michigan and arizona. mitt romney is expected to easily win in arizona. he's been endorsed by governor jan brewer. in romney's home state of michigan, rick santorum's conservative stand on social issues has gained traction. a santorum win tomorrow would up end the race of the gop nomination. danielle nottingham has our report. >> mitt romney is making his closing pitch to conservatives in his home state of michigan. >> if you want somebody who will dramatically and fundamentally change washington and bring us more jobs and less debt and smaller government, then i'm your guy. >> the former massachusetts governor won this state four years ago, but there's no doubt he's in a tough fight this time around. rick santorum is breathing down romney's neck and keeping up his attacks. san

employees died and 45 passengers were injured yesterday when a train went off the tracks in burlington, ontario, just west of toronto. the crash also caused minor damage to some nearby buildings. >>> this morning, former south african president nelson mandela is back home. doctors released the 93-year-old from the hospital yesterday. they performed minor surgery to determine the cause of abdominal pains. they did not find anything seriously wrong, they say. the nobel peace prize winner was elected south africa's first black president after spending 27 years in prison fighting apartheid. >>> some area businesses helped a group of military wives get ready for their husbands' return. the wives received a day of pampering including haircuts, massages, and make-up tips. salons from around the area chipped in thousands of dollars of service the for the military wives. other than the obvious fun of getting a free makeover, the women say it was a great opportunity it meet each other and relate to the same experiences as military wives. >> we're getting to meet each other, some of us for the first time.

lake ontario is getting serious snow. look at this. that storm brought 29 inches there by midday. now the snow is still coming and one man had to shovel a path to get to the snow blower.the town declared a snow emergency asking drivers to stay off the road. >>> time for a check of the forecast. lynette we are not dealing with anything close to that. >> nothing close to it. and i feel bad for the people that like the snow. like bob and darleen and scott likes -- scott likes the snow but you see it. 50s you can't get snow with 50s. that's what we are seeing intobaltimore and easton. that temperature right around 52 degrees and york, pennsylvania 53. and hagerstown 53 this morning. these temperatures will shoot up throughout the day. satellite and radar picking up on the rain pushing in. we have a solid shield of rain moving in but then we get break behind that. that's some good news. but then we will see more rain pushing in. i will show you that in a second. in the meantime, we are in between the cold front and warm front. we are feeling the milder air going throughout the day. and