. ♪ >>> morning dash cam video in ottawa caught this. >> what are you doing? no!> all the drivers, a school bus driver, you'd think they'd be most cautious. >> that's exactly what everybody else was thinking and that's why this person is in big trouble. >> oh my gosh. if t didn't hit though, right? >> no, there was no collision and luckily no students on the bus. >> to the left follow the left and turn around and come back out, 45 seconds out of your day. >> he was trying to go right. >> they went wrong. >> real wrong. >> the ottawa police believe it also went wrong because they posted this to the twitter the school bus driver scene crossing three lines and cutting off a vehicle, #drivercharged, cair cair carelessdriving, cache cache $495. >>> in england you see flashing lights -- >> accelerate as fast as you can. >> that's what this driver took away. >> now you knocked the barrier out of the way. other people who are following may not know to stop. >> that caused ten houshz of train delays and about $90,000 in damages. >> ten hours of training. >> the driver ende

north so it's going to be very very cold where we're looking at temperatures of minus twenty one in ottawa a modest eleven in new york out on the strength of the wind and they will feel absolutely better things to say less better as we go on into sunday twelve degrees celsius for ottawa minus twelve celsius that is minus seven there for new york a fair amount of cloud across central be some snow around the lakes a little bit of snow to just around the canadian rockies come further south generally dry a little more clout there coming into our labor temperatures still getting up to around twenty two degrees plenty of clouds still into central parts of the caribbean this long line of cloud across the greater antilles producing some very heavy rain and some really big downpours them to the western side of the caribbean soprano can expect to see further flooding as we go on through the next diodes a long line of cloud of rain pushes right up into jamaica and a good part of his back. in the philippines millions live in overcrowded slow but some of found another place to call home public cemeteri

ottawa pulls even. mike coffman a slapper. 5-five. at nine minutes left. overtime face off.o matt duchenne. it is over. just like that. 5-2 lead gone. all seven seconds worth of overtime. that is it. sharks on the short in. second game. they have lost after regulation. you might have noticed they have not played at the tank in 2018. partly because the world figure skating championships are going on on their eyes. here we are in san jose tonight.>>> it is u.s. figure skating championships. the women locally all eyes on fremont 18 year old sensation karen who was the 2017 champ. tonight she finishes third with 198.59 points. the u.s. team will be announced early tomorrow. with a flawless performance tonight. brady to mail wins her first united dates figure skating championship. a lot going on in san jose tonight.>>> we continue in the women's vein. last night for the men it was cow on the short in. stanford pulling off a victory. reverse it tonight. it was cow on the top side of things. ranked number third 23 in the nation against asu. 4th quarter calla down 11. thomas of thre

canadian man who was held hostage by taliban linked militants for five years has been arrested in ottawa joshua boyle is facing fifteen charges including assault making death threats alleged fences took place between october and december just after the thirty four year old his wife and three children were rescued. well in the u.s. president dog trump a start of the new year with a flurry of tweets directed at america's adversaries and partners he says need to do more to toe the line for north korea's leader he had this i too have a nuclear button but it is a much bigger and more powerful one than his and my button works. also threaten to cut off aid to the palestinian authority saying after paying hundreds of millions of dollars the us wasn't getting respected yet it with the palestinians no longer willing to talk peace why should we make any of these massive future payments to them and the us president also addressed the protests in iran the people of iran are finally acting against the brutal and corrupt iranian regime all of the money the president obama so foolishly gave them went in

canadian man who was held hostage by taliban linked militants for five years has been arrested in ottawa joshua boyle is facing fifteen charges including assault and making death threats the alleged offenses took place between last october and december just after the thirty four year old his wife and three kids were rescued. many businesses and schools in the indian financial hub of mumbai have been forced to close as protesters from a low caste community block traffic and staged sit ins for a second day daal its call to strike in protest against attacks by the rightwing hindu groups in the city today on monday. north korea has reopened a suspended communications line with south korea in what may be a sign of thawing tensions north korean leader kim jong un ordered that the hot line at the country's border be reconnected while the two koreas have been making overtures to improving tyson's new years but so when kim signaled that he wants to see north korean athletes cross the border and join next month's winter olympics in the south. and with the world's eyes on the korean peninsula in a

ottawa what does this mean -- from ottawa. what does this mean? there is a lot of moving pieces on this so let's back up to 24 hours ago when we reported and others reported that canadian officials say the odds are rising that trump would pull out, but they would not say whether those audits have topped topped 50%.have it is the latest warning the canadians have given to the u.s. in particular, nafta defenders in the u.s. to say to speak up or you might lose the deal. today, one person said she has "new ideas" to come on the unconventional u.s. proposals. she did not say what those are, but it is autos and not a counterproposal. rising odds, but not necessarily a full guarantee that trump will leave. it is a bit tough to part. we are to make the way from the next round of talks in montrÉal -- we are two weeks away from the next round of talks in montrÉal. shery: strengthening the original content rules for cars would be a victory for all the nasa companies so at least there seems to be some sort of consensus forming when it comes to automakers and

we head to overtime it took ottawa only seven seconds to win it matt duchene puts it between the pipess win 6-5 finally, will leave you with u-s women's figure skating the u-s championships were down in san jose at the s-a-p center tonight bradie tennell won her first national title in her career. the 19-year-old is from california... she had a near perfect perfomance. tennell finished with a score of 219-point-51 she has a good chance to represent u-s-a in the winter olympics next month. (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. lawrence karnow: another storm brought more rain to the bay area today. showers continue but wind down through the night. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. most of them are very light but be extra on the roads. there have been numerous crashes today. you can see on the satellite that things have become very active in the pacific. the storm to the south will linger off the coast for the weekend before combining with a cold storm from the north to bring us gusty winds and heavy rain. this could be the strongest storm of the season so far.

. >>> sharks stopped four of a five-game road trip in ottawa. that's the dance i was going to do if we won mega millions. wrap around off anderson and in. what could go wrong? how about three goals on 17 shots. that beat aaron dels. the sens kept coming and coming. tying the game at five, send it to overtime. two on one, matt duchene, good night, game over! sharks fall 6-5. to the home of the sharks, san jose tonight for the women's figure skating championship. 19-year-old bradie tennell from illinois, look at this. flawless performance. finished with a final score of 219.51 to win her first ever title. the crowd was going crazy. she earned a spot on team usa in the winter olcs next month. >>> number two stanford and arizona, women's hoops. second quarter. sneezeek with the steal. carrington in traffic, up and in. she had ten points in 22 minutes. alana smith inside, little contact up and in. stanford wins it, 3-0 in conference play. number 23, cal, just lost to ucla, taking on arizona state. three seconds left, first half. this is asia thomas,

for mexico, optimism and ottawa. for the americans, progress rose -- was described as slow. >> some headway was made. the united states use nafta as a very important agreement and are committed to moving forward. i am hopeful that progress will accelerate soon. >> this round resulted in the completion of an anticorruption chapter of the trade pact and progress on customs. but the three sides are far apart on u.s. demand to require 50% u.s. auto content in north american-made vehicles. >> the employment rate today in canada and the united states is among the strongest rate in recent memories. the u.s. stock market, as reflected by the dow jones, hass reacached histororic highs. these are not the signs of an economic system that is broken. they are in mexico at the end of february and in play is the upcoming mexican presidential election and the u.s. midterm vote in november. >> time for a check on the markets. how are they looking? >> new data shows 2017 was best for europe the best in a decade. mining and basing reso

north so it's going to be very very cold where we're looking at temperatures of minus twenty one in ottawa a modest eleven in new york out on the strength of the wind and they will feel absolutely better things to say less better as we go on into sunday twelve degrees celsius for ottawa minus twelve celsius that is minus seven there for new york a fair amount of cloud across central be some snow around the lakes a little bit of snow to just around the canadian rockies come further south generally dry a little more clout there coming into our labor temperatures still getting up to around twenty two degrees plenty of clouds still into central parts of the caribbean this long line of cloud of course the greater antilles producing some very heavy rain and some really big downpours them to the western side of the caribbean sapan amount can expect to see further flooding as we go on through the next diodes a long line of cloud of rain pushes right up into jamaica and a good part of his spaniel. in the philippines millions live in overcrowded slums but some of found another place to call home pub

the sharks in ottawa tonight and this was bad, they blow a 5-2 lead, the sens score the game winning goal in overtime. sharks lose 6-5. >>> john gruden will be flying into town this weekend, he's apparently finalizing his contract on monday, and will be introduced as coach on tuesday. he coached the raiders before he was traded to the buccaneers. and that set them on a bad course. reportedly he's getting a 10-year contract for $100 million. >>> how about warriors star giving big money to his alma mater. donating $3 million to the university of texas. in honor of that, the main entrance will be named the -- >> kevin durant basketball center. >> he spent one year at uc before jumping to the nba. >> we'll be right back. woman: so, greg, it's a lot to take in. woman 2: and i know that's hard to hear, but the doctors caught it early. hi, blake! my dad has cancer. woman: and i know how hard that is to hear. but you're in the right place. man: and dr. pascal and her team, they know what to do. they know what to do. the doctors know what to do. so here's the plan. first off, we're going to g

north so it's going to be very very cold where we're looking at temperatures of minus twenty one in ottawa a modest eleven in new york out on the strength of the wind and they will feel absolutely better things to say less better as we go on into sunday twelve degrees celsius for ottawa minus twelve celsius that is minus seven there for new york a fair amount of cloud across central be some snow around the lakes a little bit of snow to just around the canadian rockies come further south generally dry a little more clout there coming into our labor temperatures still getting up to around twenty two degrees plenty of clouds still into central parts of the caribbean this long line of cloud across the greater antilles producing some very heavy rain and some really big downpours them to the western side of the caribbean soprano can expect to see further flooding as we go on through the next diodes a long line of cloud of rain pushes right up into jamaica and a good part of his spaniel. zerah explores prominent figures of the twentieth century and how why bill rees influenced the course of histo

. >>> times conductor charles due ottawa of accused him of assaulting them '70s say they w speak outr ore women came forward with stories. heallegations. >>> financial times reports wikileaks founder julian assange citizenship. he's been living in ecuador's embassy in london since 2012. he took refugeavoid sweden and an the "washington post" reports the fda issuediving kids cough and cold medicine. serious side difficulties and even death. it is drugmakers to change the wording on labels to make sure children products. the fda said it's manufacturers add new safety warnings for adults. >>> and franco was a no-show at last night's critics' choice ayards. he won but he wasn't there to accept the award. it follows claims by five women who accuse him of sexual misconduct. francokco told cbs's stephen colbert that the stories are not accurate but he prides himself for taking responsibility for the things he's done. >>> still ahead, engaging facebook. the changes you will find on your news feed as the social media website aims for more meaningful interactions. plaque psoriasis,... ...isn't

ottawa cureton is a sheriff's deputy and thompson's mother. >> what i'm going through is indescribable. it's devastating. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: a third of all traffic deaths are connected to drinking. now a new study recommends the blood alcohol level for all drivers should be lowered from .08 to .05. impairment begins at levels actually far below .05. it's difficult for people to detect what their level of impairment is and to realize they are driving while impaired. >> reporter: the report from the national academy of sciences, engineering and medicine also urges changes on how liquor is bought and how much it costs. researchers say higher taxes could reduce the number of fatal crashes. the report also suggests the number of outlets that sell liquor like supermarkets, bars, and restaurants, should be restricted. >> if god took one life and i can save a million, that's what i'm going to do. >> reporter: tonight, a sobering reality, and a drive for change on the road. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> tonight, we have a follow-up to our nbc news exclusive on facebo

ottawa pools even. mike coffman with a slapper for the whole team.e minutes left in regulation. overtime face off. hoffman the man who tied it would dish it to matt duchenne. that decides it. seven seconds into overtime. second straight loss for the sharks after regulation. they pick up a point however.>>> lots of discussion how points were total tonight. you will hear a lot of controversy about the women's figure skating championship. san jose is the place with the sharks are usually skating. championship figure skating all week. the women tonight. locally all eyes on karen chen. it looks like she will make the team. 2017 champ tonight. finishing third. 198.59 points. u.s. team announced at 5 am tomorrow. ashley wagner controversy. she was on the outside looking in. she finishes fourth. the champion tonight brady -- wins her first everett u.s. figure skating championship. a lot of discussion about the decision. she by the way dealing with a bad virus all day. aches and pains. she got it out tonight. she does finish 3rd she will make the team. you wi

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ottawa came back to win, final 6-5. vanderveer, 24th-ranked stanford against arizona, here is a buzzer beater. brittany mcveigh to harrington and we are done here at the buzzer. stanford won the game. cal lost to arizona state. we'll be back. ♪ it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. and snoring? does your bed do that? it's the lowest prices of the season on the queen c4 mattress with adjustable comfort on both sides. now only $1199, save $400. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ >>> late show with stephen colbert is next. >> i didn't win the lottery, so see you monday. captioning sponsored by cbs this is about as ugly as it goats. the president splitting with steve bannon, one of his closest political allies. ♪ ♪ all by myself ( cryi

. >>> sharks stopped four of a five-game road trip in ottawa. that's the dance i was going to do if we won mega millions. wrap around off anderson and in. what could go wrong? how about three goals on 17 shots. that beat aaron dels. the sens kept coming and coming. tying the game at five, send it to overtime. two on one, matt duchene, good night, game over! sharks fall 6-5. to the home of the sharks, san jose tonight for the women's figure skating championship. 19-year-old bradie tennell from illinois, look at this. flawless performance. finished with a final score of 219.51 to win her first ever title. the crowd was going crazy. she earned a spot on team usa in the winter olympics next month. >>> number two stanford and arizona, women's hoops. second quarter. sneezeek with the steal. carrington in traffic, up and in. she had ten points in 22 minutes. alana smith inside, little contact up and in. stanford wins it, 3-0 in conference play. number 23, cal, just lost to ucla, taking on arizona state. three seconds left, first half. this is asia thom

san jose sharks will play the ottawa senators today. >>> a big backlash in california to the trump administration'sshore drilling along the pacific coast. coming up how governor brown is responding to that decision. >>> good morning. traffic is off to a nice start this morning if you are driving on the bridges including the san mateo bridge over to the peninsula. >>> a weak system will brush today. most of the rain will be to the north but everyone should get some. not a lot but there is a big system for early next week. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. female inmates at bay area jails making shocking deputies. details of the new federal lawsuit and how they claim they were treated behind bars. >>> from blizzard warnings to other winter weather emergencies. the latest on how the northeast u.s. is getting blasted by what's called a bomb cyclone. and the effect this is having on travel. this and more as mornings on 2 continues. >> it is a nice quiet morning,

whole as we go on through the next couple of days you will see some noticeable changes so i'm not in ottawa at that becomes minus twelve we're still getting up into double figures there for new york and also for washington d.c. but take a look at sunday along that eastern coast and minus four in new york and just minus three for d.c. say hence we're looking at something of a a flash freeze coming through at the moment is that mild air coming through there's the snow a fair bit of it a long line of snow right up the appalachians and that's driving its way eastwards big dumping snow certainly on the cards it's not going anywhere too quickly as we go on through the next day or so certainly for the far northeast through new england into that eastern side of canada and then we go on into sunday we've got colder crisp whether that probably. everton thank you very much twenty five years after the end of apartheid land remains one of the most divisive issues in south africa the vast majority of the best land is still owned by white farmers now the governing african national congress wants to change

you can see mainly rain for now with cold air comes in and see all that pink through toronto, ottawa,incinnati that is all freezing rain it goes right that was new england and the mountains you don't want that for the ski resorts and then it's going to change over to some snow. but we stay on the warm side of this. that's the good news. temperatures will be warming overnight as spotty showers move in by 7am, look at that. 56 degrees with some rain falling. 53 degrees in the poconos with rain that's not good for our skiers. that's for sure. friday 59 in philadelphia. the heaviest rain through the lehigh valley berks county and lancaster and by 6:00 it's pushing away if you have any evening plans, seven, 8:00 o'clock and after that, it's actually going to be drying out but it's still going to be windy with southerly winds and then by 2:00 a.m. we see it begin to push back in and that will last through the early morning hours. saturday some spotty showers but look at the morning. 39. it's just going to get colder. a rush of northwesterly winds will make it blustery for our tailgators and

a canadian man who was held hostage by taliban militants for five years has been arrested in ottawa joshua boyle is facing fifteen charges including assault and making death threats the alleged offenses took place between last october and december just after the thirty four year old his wife and three children were rescued. this is deja vu news live from berlin still to come on the show president donald trump has put a turbulent first year in office behind him what will twenty eighteen bring we'll take a look at what's in store for the american president. of germany's labor market has been showing some stunning performance kristoff what's it looking like the actually very good brian as is say the employment in germany as reached his story height some people have been calling it a job wonder and indeed the development is remarkable in twenty seventeen employment germany has seen its sharpest rise in a decade pushing the number of people holding a job to an all time high of forty four point three million that's according to the germans to six off economists at the four institute say the stro

canadian man who was held hostage by taliban linked militants for five years has been arrested in ottawa joshua boyle is facing fifteen charges including assault and making death threats the alleged offenses took place between october and december just after the thirty four year old and his wife and three children were rescued. the president of the mormon church thomas monson has died in a statement officials say that the ninety year old succumbed to causes incident to age he led the church of jesus christ of latter day saints for ten years sixteen million people belong to the mormon faith one of the world's fastest growing and most affluent religions a successor will be announced after his funeral. in peru at least forty eight people have been killed after a bus plunged over a cliff edge and onto a beach the accident happened on a particularly dangerous section of the highway known as devil's curve with rescue services struggling to reach victims on the remote beach. this is devil's curve a treacherous stretch of road around seventy kilometers north of produce capital lima. on tuesday i

ottawa came back to win, final 6-5. vanderveer, 24th-ranked stanford against arizona, here is a buzzer beater. brittany mcveigh to harrington and we are done here at the buzzer. stanford won the game >>> late show with stephen colbert is next >> you're watching "the wellness hour," the leader in medical news and information. i'm randy alvarez. today's topic, replacing missing teeth with dental implants. according to my first guest, no more dentures. and with us we have an expert on the topic. he is a prosthodontist -- dr. mark adams. dr. adams, welcome to the program. >> thanks for having me, randy. >> now, before we get into today's topic -- and i know you brought a lot of photos, and we'll get to as many as we can -- tell us a little bit about clearchoice. i guess you're kind of unique. you focus on just about one thing. so, who is the typical patient? >> we focus solely on dental implants, and our average patient is looking for help. they haven't seen a dentist in a very long time. they're a dental refugee. they're o

joshua boyle, the canadian man held hostage by the taliban for five years, behind bars tonight in ottawa. the 34-year-old is charged with 15 criminal offenses, including physical and sexual assault of a woman, physical assault of a child and unlawful confinement. abc news is not identifying boyle's alleged victims. the alleged assaults took place after boyle returned to canada in october with his american wife and children after five years of captivity in pakistan. kate lcaitlan coleman was six m pregnant when the couple was kidnapped during what their families called a hiking trip in afghanistan. while in captivity, she gave birth to three children. she says they witnessed their mother being beaten and raped by guards. >> and afterwards, they -- the animals wouldn't even give me back my -- they wouldn't even give back clothes. >> reporter: upon their return to freedom, boyle talked about what he hoped to rebuild. >> it will be of incredible importance to my family that we are able to build a secure sanctuary for our three surviving children to call a home. >> reporter: his wife has now

. >>> to the ice, sharks in ottawa. this is the dance i would have done had we done mega millions. was rehearsing all day. we didn't win again, dan. i'm stunned. here's tomas hertl nice effort. 5-2 sharks after two but in the third senators score three tie it up at 5 and in overtime it's matt duchene who scores seven seconds into the extra period. are you kidding me? good night. drive home safely. sharks fall, 6-5. >>> women's college hoops. stanford taking on arizona. second quarter, martha sniezek with the steal takes to the other the way to carrington who had 22 points in 22 minutes stanford wins. had he are 3-0 in conference play. >>> cal coming off a loss taking on arizonas state, three seconds left, first half, asia thomas beats the buzzer nice scoop to the hoop had 25. bears down eight. kiana ives had 26. that's my daughter's name but that's not her. so we didn't win mega millions. i was going to say, i don't want to name name but the same person buys the tickets for us all the time ye does she even buy tickets. could be using it for car payments. >> on record if we were to

we are joined in ottawa. what is the position that canadian officials understand?> the latest in this back and forth is a sign of hope on autos which is one of if not the biggest, most controversial issue in nafta talks. we were reporting that canadians are preparing what they call you ideas on the u.s. proposal on autos. they say it is not a full council -- counterproposal. this comes after mexico has signaled that there is room for some type of a compromise on autos and if that is true, that raises the stakes of these upcoming talks in montreal this month and also raises the possibility that one of the to substantials progress. vonnie: negotiators must be tearing their hair out. is the raise it -- is there a consistent u.s. position? the u.s. position on autos is the one that is pretty clear. they want to raise the base required amount of the car or auto part. if it does not have that much, i cannot be traded under the pact. they also want to make half of a part or car come from the u.s., specifically. canada and mexico have both said this is a nonstarter. i don'

at ottawa and cancun, i met with leaders of the major industrial powers and developing nations. now, some of those i met with were a little surprised that i didn't apologize for america's wealth. instead, i spoke of the strength of the free marketplace system and how that system could help them realize their aspirations for economic development and political freedom. i believe lasting friendships were made, and the foundation was laid for future cooperation. in the vital region of the caribbean basin, we're developing a program of aid, trade, and investment incentives to promote self-sustaining growth and a better, more secure life for our neighbors to the south. toward those who would export terrorism and subversion in the caribbean and elsewhere, especially cuba and libya, we will act with firmness. our foreign policy is a policy of strength, fairness, and balance. by restoring america's military credibility, by pursuing peace at the negotiating table wherever both sides are willing to sit down in good faith, and by regaining the respect of america's allies and adversaries ali

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so far at least, relations between the white house and ott owa seem to be pretty good -- ottawa seemy good for the time being. vonnie: it is a $45 billion deal , pretty massive for brookfield, possibly the biggest ever. erik: it is the biggest private equity deal ever done by their private equity arm. they have done bigger deals, but brookfield business partners, the privately traded equity unit , has never done a deal this big. vonnie: you said apollo and blackstone were on the sidelines? erik: going back to the nature of westinghouse, because it is a servicing business primarily now , which generates stable cash flow, it is the ideal kind of business for a financial sponsor if you prefer. you can use those steady cash flows to back up a fair amount of leverage, which is what is being done here, one billion dollars of equity, $3 billion of leverage. they runn of equity if this business well -- and brookfield is all about operating -- if they operated as well as they have done things in the past, it could be a nice investment. vonnie: erik schatzker, wonderful reporting. fascinating

. >> sharks on stop four of a five-game road trip, in ottawa. i'll have whatever he's having. sharks shorthanded. spin around pass to hurdle on the breakaway, and he shoots and scores, top shelf, craig anderson, 1-0. second period. splits the defense, denied, kris tierney on the rebound, his tenth, and it's 3-1 sharks. san jose scored three times in the second. hurdle here yanked down, scores on the wrap around. second of the game. 12th in the season. the sharks are leading by score of 5-3. highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. preparing for nuclear war. the government says it probably won't happen, but they want americans to be prepared. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00. a s.w.a.t. team descends on a quite suburb after a fake 911 call. the family is telling their story. >>> a few thoughts about what matters. we are five days into the new year, five days since the recreational use of marijuana became legal in california. it isn't enveloped in a giant cloud of pot smoke. many of those who oppose this new law, perhaps painted a bleaker picture of

. >>> the sharks stopped four of five games in ottawa. wraparound off the stick of craig anderson and in. 5-2 sharks on number 12. what happens in the third? complete collapse, scores three times. they tie the game at five and go to overtime. this is the opening face-off of overtime. let's get our heads in the game. 2-1. game over, drive home safely, and the sharks fall 6-5. >>> how about the home of the sharks in san jose? the women's figure skating championship. check out 19-year-old brady tennel from illinois. flawless performance, finished with a final score of 219.51, to earn her first ever title. she earns a spot in the winter olympics next month for team usa. >>> women's college hoops, number 24 stanford taking on arizona, second quarter, march that snezik with the steal, going the other way, traffic, up and in. carrington, ten points in 22 minutes. fourth quarter, that is alana smith with a bank shot. stanford, 61-43, through a 3-0 in conference play. >>> number 23 cal coming off ucla facing arizona state, ranked 25th. three secon

. >> sharks on stop four of a five-game road trip, in ottawa. i'll have whatever he's having.nd pass to hurdle on the breakaway, and he shoots and scores, top shelf, craig anderson, 1-0. second period. splits the defense, denied, kris tierney on the rebound, his tenth, and it's 3-1 sharks. san jose scored three times in the second. hurdle here yanked down, scores on the wrap around. second of the game. 12th in the season. the sharks are leading by score of 5-3. highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. >>> join us tonight at 9:00 on cable channel 13. preparing for nuclear war. the government says it probably won't happen, but they want americans to be prepared. >>> abc 7 news at 11:00. a s.w.a.t. team descends on a quite suburb after a fake 911 call. the family is telling their story. >>> a few thoughts about what matters. we are five days into the new year, five days since the recreational use of marijuana became legal in california. it isn't enveloped in a giant cloud of pot smoke. many of those who oppose this new law, perhaps painted a bleaker picture of the effects of legalizing recr

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in ottawa, former hostage joshua boyle facing a slew of charges including sexual assault.d his wife and children were freed in october from pakistan after five years of captivity with the taliban. his wife told a local paper the trauma her husband endured in captivity led to his behavior. in britain, the national health services calling for a delay in nonurgent procedures to free up staff and beds for emergency patients. officials blame unprecedented winter demand for that move. the restrictions will run through at least the end of january affecting about 55,000 operations. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. for my constipation, my doctor recommended i switch to miralax. stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate the nerves in your colon. miralax is different. it works with the water in your body. unblocking your system naturally. save up to $5 on miralax. see sunday's paper. that was just a'ight for me. yo, checi mean,t dawg. you got the walk. you got the stance.. but i wasn't really feeling it. you know what, i'm not buying this

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. >> a military man has been arrested in ottawa.boyle facing charges of assault and sexual assault. his lawyer says he looks forward to defending his client. they had three kids born in captivity, the family returned to canada in october. >>> arizona football coach rich rodriguez fired after an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct. the school's athletic director saying it was based on the direction and climate of the football program. rodriguez posting a statement on his twitter account saying a former administrative assistant tletd p threatened to file a lawsuit against him. he says the allegations are baseless and false claims. he voluntarily took and passed a polygraph test. he also alleges his accuser refused to cooperate with the probe. >>> all right. there was no grand prize winner in tuesday night's $361 million megamillions drawing. you know what that means. jackpot for friday is jumping to $418 million. if you are still feeling lucky or delusional. tonight's powerball drawing is the next chance to lose. the powerbal

and we just learned that joshua boil appeared from jail at a teleconference in a court hearing in ottawast hour wearing an orange jumpsuit. the case will be back in court on monday, so they have given lawyers time to go over the evidence. boil is charged with more than a dozen crimes by court order. no one is allowed to say the name of any victims, but we received an e-mail by his wife katelyn who said, she and her children are in canada in good health and safe. this morning stunning new criminal charges against joshua boyle, the canadian man held hostage for five years in afghanistan and pakistan by the taliban. >> so we ask that you are merciful. >> reporter: boyle along with his wife katelyn and three young children born in captivity were freed in october. when they returned to canada, boyle said they planned to start a new life. >> obviously, it will be an incredible importance to my family that we are able to build a secure sanctuary for our three surviving children. >> reporter: but now boyle is charged with 15 crimes. canadian police alleging the incidents began the day after the

the sharks will play the ottawa senators today. >>> new oil rigs off the california coast. the trump administration calling for an increase in offshore drilling. more on the proposal and how people are pushing back. >>> pregnant inmates talk about alleged mistreatment at a local jail. we will tell you about their federal lawsuit against the jail's staff. >>> good morning. you can see traffic is moving along well in most areas including the bay bridge. however, as you approach treasure island, it is getting crowded. they may need to switch those metering lights on. >>> another mild system is moving through. this one will take more of its energy and rain north of the golden gate everyone should get a little bit of rain. >> five of us are traveling. five of us are heading that direction and now five of us are stranded. >> the winter storm pummeling the east coast. flights are canceled across the country. more on what to expect at our local airports. >>> president trump has his eyes on california's coast. more about his plans for offshore drilling and why even some of the presi

new developments from ottawa. >> reporter: after six weeks of exhaustive investigation toronto police left the home of berry and honey sherman saying they have no suspects, no motive and one chilling conclusion. the billionaire couple was murdered. >> we have sufficient evidence to describe this as a double homicide investigation. and that both honey and berry sherman were, in fact, targeted. >> reporter: targeted for murder by one or more people determined to see them die in their own home in a gruesome fashion. >> honey and berry sherman were found deceased in the lower level pool area hanging by belts from a poolside railing in a semi-seated position. >> reporter: there were no signs of forced entry and police say they're still talking to neighbors, witnesses, family members, business associates, anyone who knew anything about the sherman's lives or even their last hours. >> people are in shock and crying. >> reporter: this murder mystery has shaken many, not just in this affluent toronto neighborhood but throughout canada. berry and honey sherman were high-profile billionaires. be

. >> the approach to the renegotiations has set off shock waves of concern from mexico city to ottawau.s. may soon abruptly and the 24-year-old agreement. >> we hope for the best. we also need to be very clear that we will defend our national interests. >> robert lighthizer proposing a new nafta include lower trade deficits, unfair eliminate unfr subsidies. update the rules of origin. the latter would insist that half of all materials used to make cars sold in this region come from the u.s. canada filed a 35 page complaint with the wto accusing the u.s. of nearly 200 examples of unfair trade practices. something robert lighthizer called and he lived by attack. mexican officials warned they will leave the negotiation table if president trump decides to trigger a six-month process to withdraw from the deal. pulling out of nafta can have a costly impact on the american economy. which according to the u.s. trade rep enjoys a billion-dollar surplus in agricultural goods with canada alone. about which canada's ambassador to the u.s. that canceling nafta would be bad for manufacturing and fa

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