and brandy's trying out ice canoeing in quebec city. woohoo!and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from japan, where it's just after six o'clock here in tokyo, and we're about to hit the road. we're heading off before sunrise... let's do it. to make the four—hour journey to fukushima. most people associate fukushima with the impact of the major earthquake and tsunami that hit japan on march 11th six years ago. the tsunami wave disabled the generators at the fukushima power plant, triggering a nuclear meltdown. but before 2011, the region had been famous for it's ski resorts, and was popular with tourists. in the months following the nuclear disaster fears about radiation levels hit the tourism industry hard. and the number of foreign visitors staying here fell by 90%. now in many parts of the region background radiation has fallen to levels similar to those that are found in major cities around the world, and tourists are returning. we made it. look at all this snow. can't wait. i'm heading to try out the slopes for myself. i o

. >> we love quebec city. >> i love quebec city. >> the exchange rate with canada is very good right now. you're talking about cobble stone sweets, sipping good wine, eating good food. it's paris without the price tag. >> what about if you have kids. let's say you can't get away for a romantic weekend, you have the whole family. other places? >> kind of a surprise destination, santa fe, new mexico. they're welcoming families. come stay, potentially a free night. kids with eat free at a bunch of restaurants. free activities. this goes through mid april. visit santafe.org. >> have you spent any time looking at national parks? >> national parks week is coming up in april. free weekend april 15th and april 22nd. admission is free. once you're in the park admission is good for seven days. if you're a family traveling in the national parks smt spring, the ones that are warm already, grand canyon, great smokey mountains, some of the northern parts are still covered in snow. >> robert, thank you so much for your time today. >> great to be here. >>> up next, we are "on the money." what money

we were colder than quebec city. wind chills of 5 to 15 tonight. bus stop temperatures, 18 to 32.ose aren't windchills. those are straight temps. more slick spots. we remain below freezing until about 10:00 in the morning downtown. still cold tomorrow. not quite as cold as today. still january cold. 20s and 30s. dress for the 20s and 30s. 10:00 tonight on future cast. already, everybody is in the 20s. exception, fredericksburg, 30. we get into 6:00 a.m. 25 downtown. 19 in frederick. probably see 17, damascus. 19 in manassas. by 8:30, 9:00. not much better. temperatures soar tomorrow. 20 in gaithersburg. more like 22. 25 downtown. then by 12:30, temperatures go back into the mid30s and by 5:30 tomorrow. about 24 hours from now we should be around 40 dc south. the burbs north and west. not going to make it out of the 30s tomorrow. you do not make it out of the 20s today. that's crazy. 9:30 tomorrow night, back up in the upper 20s to mid30s. this is the forecast. windchill forecast. 10:00 tonight. feels like 16 downtown. 10 in gaithersburg. by morning, windchills essentially anywhere

>> we looked at quebec city right now. the exchange rate with canada is very good right now. you're talking about cobblestone streets, sipping good wine, eating good food, it's like paris. >> youf eve got the whole family, other places you might be able to see? >> i kind of have a surprise suggestion. santa fe, new mexico. it has a really cool program this spring. they're welcoming families. they're saying families come stay, you'll get potentially a free night. kids can eat free at restaurants, get free activities all around town. this goes through to about mid april. visit santafe.org and read about the incredible deals. >> did you spend any time looking at national parks? >> national park week is coming in april. april 15th and 22nd, admission is free. once you're in the park, admission is good for seven days. if you're family traveling in the national parks in the spring -- of course, the ones that are warm already. grand canyon, great smokey mountains, some of the northern parks are still -- >> robert, thank you so much for your time today. >> great to be here. >>> up ne

quebec city? montreal?ere they -- >> bonjour. >> seth: did you have polite -- [ laughter ] polite audiences? >> i did, but it's -- canada is very odd. it's a very odd country. and i had this weird thing on the entire tour across canada where i was followed by devil worshippers, which is very, very weird. i'm not even kidding. [ light laughter ] which is -- and i -- and it was just like -- nothing scares me. >> seth: why did they decide to follow you? >> i have no idea but nothing scares me as a kid except for devil junk always used to scare me. and you know the movie with the child is possessed? starts with an e? >> seth: yeah, yeah, yeah. >> i can't say it. >> seth: you can't say the -- >> no, it still scares the crap out of me. >> seth: can you hear it if i say it? "the exorcist?" >> id rat -- oh, nice. thank you. [ laughter ] why would you do that to me? >> seth: i don't know. i didn't know. >> so i was in halifax. [ cheers ] there you go. [ light laughter ] i love halifax. some haligonians. and i was ha

this happened during the world cup cross-country skiing race in quebec city. he ran out of the course. thankfully didn't faze any of the skiers but it definitely made the announcers' day. we'll be right back. play of the day from the n-h-l... penguins star sidney ,, in our suvs, you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. >>> good morning. we have a chp-issued traffic alert in oakland. westbound 580 before harrison street. this is a fatal three car crash blocking all lanes out there. chp and investigators are on scene. the corner is on its way. but we are seeing delays at just nine miles per hour. so avoid the area. northbound 13 to westbound 24 as an alternate. northbound 880 is looking good into the maze. >>> the warriors didn't have too much fun away from home on their last road trip. this time, a quick two-game swing with steph curry taking on hi

. >> quebec city mosque shooting suspects making a brief court appearance.-old is accused of killing six people and the attempted murder of five others. he obtained a new lawyer. >>> new research shows that megadoses of concentrated vitamin c can damage brain cancer cells without harming the healthy ones. scientists says this does not mean vitamin c is a cure for cancer but may improve how patients respond to chemotherapy and radiation. you're up to date. >> thank you very much, sue. welcome back to "power lunch," everybody. time now for the good, the bad, the ugly in today's trade. first to the good, close to reaching a deal once again to export indonesian copper after exports stopped back in january is mcmoran. worth stocks down after they missed earnings forecast. ugly day for halozyme therapeutics, independent network of researchers says the clinical trial for the company's pancreatic cancer treatment will not result in a significant improvement for patients. now let's switch and talk about the bond market right now. the bond report. and let's take a loo

city. one man reported said many looked like little frosty snowmen. that's why i say back away from the track. >>> take a look at a massive pileup as it happened on a highway in quebec, canada. people jumped out of their cars to try to avoid the mayhem. several people were hurt but everyone survived. >>> "the new york times" says the dutch prime minister fought populous candidate. he finished first. poles had suggested a close race with an anti-islam rival. the election was seen as a test for rising nationalism in europe. voter turnout in the netherlands was the highest in decades. >> a really interesting pole. >>> extremely warm ocean water causes coral to lose the colorful algae it needs to survive. a study found two thirds of the coral died. the author said he didn't expect to see this level of destruction for another 30 years. he said the only way to protect the reef is to take action against climate change. one of the most interesting stories. >> with pictures. >> it's beautiful, beautiful stuff. >>> "the dallas morning news" says system. there he is. brendan alex. he died on saturday. his babysitter repeatedly called 911 but she could not reach operators. omar