there as snowboarders as a snowboarder free riding on open terrain was always a big thing for me when i went to my final olympic competition in two thousand and six i wanted to concentrate on free riding from then on to writing cause but then i saw the first images of speed riding and i knew this is my thing. in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight only cashed in holds made a movie about speed writing his film play gravity shows the first speed writing dissents down the three swiss peaks mench and since then willie has also specialized in producing sports movies. minister who i'm not very good at not doing things if i see something i'd like to do i need to try it. speed riding is expensive but he highly recommends not scrimping on equipment all told a good parachute costs about three thousand euros and high quality material is the only way to ensure a safe descent he says today he and his friend want to try out a new route they start about two thousand seven hundred meters up in the bernese alps first they studied the terrain and determined the route good preparation is v

snowboarders as a snowboarder free riding on open terrain was always a big thing for me when i went to my final olympic competition in two thousand and six i wanted to concentrate on free riding from then on the writing courses but then i saw the first images of speed riding and i knew this is my saying this is my . in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight only cashed in holds made a movie about speed writing his film play gravity shows the first speed writing dissents down the three swiss peaks mench and since then willie has also specialized in producing sports movies. when mr hu i'm not very good at not doing things if i see something i'd like to do i need to try it. speed writing is expensive but he highly recommends not scrimping on equipment all told a good parachute costs about three thousand euros and high quality material is the only way to ensure a safe descent he says today he and his friend want to try out a new route they start about two thousand seven hundred meters up in the bernese out first they study the terrain and determine the route good preparation is

six representatives were planned scheme, including two guys have been named, three snowboarders. meet the team. with just 62 days until the start of the winter paralympics, the excitement is really starting to build amongst the nine athletes that have been select that so far here today. including world champion visually impaired skier millie knight and her guide wrote wild. this will be her second paralympic games which is quite an impressive achievement considering she is only 19. but she does admit expectations are much higher this time around. when i went to sochi in 2014 there was no pressure on me at all. i purely went to the experience. but now i am sort of four years older, there is a little more pressure on me now to do well. which is exciting. for the three snowboarders, this will be their debut games as britain has never been represented in this discipline before. and owen peake who lost his leg while serving in afghanistan is very much looking forward to getting out on the slopes inagb forward to getting out on the slopes in a gb vest. we will be the first quys in a gb

. ♪ >>> snowboarding began as one guy's idea in 1964 and now it's an olympic event.g to to great heights at the x games with 100-foot jumps and upside down tricks. abc's nick watt in aspen, colorado. >> tonight max p just won the big air high above aspen, colorado. >> big air. >> next month big air bi becomes a brand new olympic sport. hold on to your beanies, people. >> basically big air consists of style, execution, landing, amplitude and difficulty. >> this is the big air, 35 degree angle. couldn't pay me enough to strap on the board to do this. dheez kids are nuts. i say kids because frankly a lot of them are kids. >> if she lands this if will be history. >> she won the x games gold last year at age just 16. landing cab double cork 1080. >> oh, my goodness, ladies and gentlemen, take off your hats and throw them on the ground. >> first female rider to do it in competition. >> switch front side off a jump three full rotations and flip. >> this is mildly offensive. you don't look like you should be doing this. >> for sure i look in the mirror sometime and go what a

on to some snowboard snowboarding now where american shaun white scored a perfect one hundred points in the men's half pipe well to call for events in the colorado winter bazaars of snowmass it was the second perfect score of white's career and land of the twice and then pick champion a place on the u.s. team or next month's chinese winter games if you know your snowboarding lingo and his last jump was a tomahawk and fun five. twelve sixty. five for him when he's coming up in your way at the top of the hour on in the meantime you can always get the latest updates from our web site that's dot com stay with us . on freedom and the whole. world i come from the region is rich in history. poor and if you question. freedom this makes it especially difficult for independence. i see many of the younger promising drummer who are now making names for themselves all over the world. song by the way my photo. with continue.

for a snowboarder, there is nothing more scary than a t-bar.qui: if you can't ride a t-bar, you have no business being on a snowboard. that's fair, right? dr. chris: i reckon i fall off about 90 percent of t-bars. jacqui: i'm not riding with you. dr. chris: t-bars were designed for skiers, so for them, it's a walk in the park, but for snowboarders, it can be carnage. my olympic dream is looking about as shaky as my takeoff. [dr. chris yelling] dr. chris: you never think those things, but... [jacqui laughing] dr. chris: oh. jacqui: get off the side. dr. chris: eventually, it's time to impress jacqui with my shredding prowess. jacqui: chris, you are hopeless! announcer: coming up, the verdict is in on dr. chris' olympic future. dr. chris: have you seen enough to know what my olympic event is going to be? jacqui: chris, i have seen more than enough. announcer: but first, it's time for you to hit the open road with road trip trivia. when did the first winter olympics take place, 1911, 1924, 1933, 1941? the answer when "the open road with dr. chris"

for the three snowboarders, it will be their debut games as britain has never been represented in this, who lost his leg while serving in afghanistan, is looking forward to getting out on the slopes in a gb vest. we will be the first guys to go and do it, which is cool. four years ago, there were just two snowboarders going around the country, or around the world competing in these competitions, and now we've got a whole team together and we are going out there to represent. it's incredible. this is the first phase of selection for the british team and more names are likely to be added in the next few weeks. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are randeep ramesh, chief leader writer at the guardian and the political strategist jo tanner. tomorrow's front pages. the telegraph leads on the news that theresa may could delay a promotion for health secretaryjeremy hunt's next week because of the worsening nhs crisis. the daily mail also looks at the nhs winter crisis —

he discovered snowboarding at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. and went on to win fourteen world cup titles in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he was the first snowboarder ever to win an olympic bronze medal in giant slalom at the winter games in nagano in two thousand and two thousand and one he won both world championships back to back it was free riding skiing or snowboarding off piste that brought him to speed riding in two thousand and six he was one of its first pioneers. snowboarders as it's no border free riding on open terrain was always a big thing for me when i went to my final olympic competition in two thousand and six i wanted to concentrate on free riding from then on but then i saw the first images of speed riding and i knew this is my thing. in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight. and holds made a movie about speed writing his film play gravity shows the first speed writing dissents down the three swiss peaks mench and since then willie has also specialized in producing sports movies. when mr i'm not very goo

board that you can then put at the bottom of a snowboard and light up as you go snowboarding.ill it work, not work? >> i want them to do it. >> eight hours straight of soldering lights. >> after hours they put that layer they created with l.e.d.s on a board. >> how are they going to prevent that being scratched off? >> they add this layer and each light has its own opening. after that, they add a layer of resin which is going to secure the l.e.d. >> oh, looks like it's from "back to the future" or something. >> here's the moment. will it work? >> yeah! >> it works. it worked exactly the way he envisioned it. they do get out to the slopes. once you take a look at the design from a distance, you can actually see the video that's playing on it. there is a backpack and you see a line into the backpack. look at how cool that looks as the light reflects off the snow. i think this was a good idea. >>> it's a special day for these siblings. >> because they're about to meet for the very first time. >> see the beautiful moment they come face to face. >> beaming. look at that. >>> plus,

>> a snowboarder tries to outrun an avalanche, while his friends are -- >> screaming at him to hurry the heck up. >> see who wins the heartstopping race to the bottom. >>> a man snatches a little boy while his grandmother -- >> could do nothing about it. >> the story behind a split-second nightmare. >>> it's a back seat surprise. >> here. >> the clues leading to a spectacular good time. >> yes, yes! >>> and it seems like the perfect idea. >> if you've been looking to get a nose job -- >> the treadmill trend you got to be coordinated enough to try. >>> al fofons gars is at the tof the pyrenees mountains in spain on his snowboard to take a pretty epic freestyle ride down that slope. this is back in december. he's out there with somebody filming a snowboarding documentary so they need this ride to be pretty awesome. we see him jump off and start off that descent on that beautiful powder. snow can be dangerous when something like this happens. that jump onto the snow sets off an avalanche. now he's got to be faster than the avalanche itself. >> you wonder if he's even aware of what's beh

>> a snowboarder tries to outrun an avalanche, while his friends are -- >> screaming at him to hurry the heck up. >> see who wins the heartstopping race to the bottom. >>> a man snatches a little boy while his grandmother -- >> could do nothing about it. >> the story behind a split-second nightmare. >>> it's a back seat surprise. >> here. >> the clues leading to a spectacular good time. >> yes, yes! >>> and it seems like the perfect idea. >> if you've been looking to get a nose job -- >> the treadmill trend you got to be coordinated enough to try. >>> al fofons gars is at the tof the pyrenees mountains in spain on his snowboard to take a pretty epic freestyle ride down that slope. this is back in december. he's out there with somebody filming a snowboarding documentary so they need this ride to be pretty awesome. we see him jump off and start off that descent on that beautiful powder. snow can be dangerous when something like this happens. that jump onto the snow sets off an avalanche. now he's got to be faster than the avalanche itself. >> you wonder if he's even aware of what's beh

>> comin', comin'. >> reporter: some incredible video of a snowboarder being rescued. he was taking video with his gopro when his buddy tried to jump off a ridge and got buried. he started frantically crying out his name as he started digging. this happened in whistler. thankfully, his buddy is okay. >> disappeared, bro. disappeared. oh. oh. >> could you go bye-bye. >> whoa. >> scary stuff. >> that's why you always go with a buddy, especially in the back country. >>> a bear, a tree, and a warning, next. >>> a new trend in kitchens. root to stem promises to help the planet and your wallet. >> a story you don't want to miss tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> we're already at a disadvantage in that we're law enforcement. how many people want to necessarily follow law enforcement? >> facebook's about face on certain policies and why local police departments don't like it at all. also investors don't like what's happening at apple. its market value drops $46 billion in a week. and it's hat's off to 7 on your side after a delivery mixup nearly ruined a church convention. it

he discovered snowboarding at the end of the one nine hundred eighty s. and went on to win fourteen world cup titles in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight he was the first snowboarder ever to win an olympic bronze medal in giant slalom at the winter games in nagano in two thousand and two thousand and one he won both world championships back to back it was free riding skateboard a free riding on. open terrain was always a big thing for me when i went to my final olympic competition in two thousand and six i wanted to concentrate on free riding from then on the writing courses but then i saw the first images of speed riding and i knew this is my saying this is. in two thousand and seven and two thousand and eight only cashed in host made a movie about speed writing his film play gravity shows the first speed writing dissents down the three swiss peaks mench and since then willy has also specialized in producing sports movies. minister who i'm not very good at not doing things if i see something i'd like to do i need to try it. speed writing is expensiv

the snow is the name of our series this week and today we are headed to switzerland skiing and snowboarding paradise to say the least we wanted to look at one of the more recent fun sports and that is something called fat biking thanks to extra fat tires it really does work although it's not to everyone's taste as bikers have to share the sometimes delicate trails with hikers but if you're into it this is what it can be like in the hills around in westerns with.

to snowboarding where american shaun white scored a perfect one hundred points in the men's half pipewhile cup a vent in the colorado river that winter resort of snowmass no it was the second perfect score of whites career and landed the twice in pick champion a place on the u.s. team for next month's pyung chant we did games if you know your snowboarding lingo that his last jump was a tomahawk and frontside double twelve sixty. was . now ours enthusiastic across europe now have a chance to see needed one hundred original screen prints by andy warhol the works on display at a big name museum in paris or london no warhol fans will have to travel to the small town of apologia in eastern germany about a two hour train ride from the capital value. his maryland's mows and soup cans usually hang in the world's most well known galleries but now andy warhol the famous scream prints have come to the small art museum in a tiny town in eastern germany. i pointed out that little that has a relatively small exhibition space that's actually not enough for him but that's exactly what made this exhib

two snowboarding where american shaun white scored a perfect one hundred points in the men's half pipe world cup event in the colorado winter resort of snowmass now it was the second perfect score of white's career and landed the twice in the pick champion a place on the u.s. team for next month on china when tech games now if you know your snowboarding lingo then his last jump was a tomahawk and front side double twelve sixty. three . but of course you knew that right more news coming your way at the top of the hour in the meantime head to our website d.w. dot com i'm helena humphrey in berlin so you again see. why not go out and they will not succeed in dividing us not succeed in taking the people off the streets because we're tired of this dictatorship. taking the stand global news that matters d w made from.

the snowboarder and this dangerous jump. >> i'm coming, coming! >> the race to rescue him from under the snow. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. >>> and we begin with that breaking news from afghanistan, a devastating terror attack in the capital. an ambulance made to help the sick and the injured turned into a killing machine. people running in panic when the suicide car bomb went off in an area crowded with offices and shops. the blast causing massive damage. mangled pieces of buildings as crow can see and cars blocking the street. the staggering toll, 95 dead. 158 injured. an official at a nearby hospital flooded with victims calling it a massacre. the pace of terror attacks in afghanistan picking up. this one claimed by the taliban. with the u.s. war there in 17th year, more u.s. troops expected to arrive. abc's foreign correspondent ian pannell starts us off. >> reporter: chaos in kabul after a suicide bomber driving an ambulance detonates on a packed street in the afghan capital, killing at least 9

four years ago, there were just two snowboarders going around the country, around the world competingre going out there to represent. it's incredible. this is the first phase of selection for the british team and more names are likely to be added in the next few weeks. this week, nearly 1.5 million of you watched rob cross sweep to victory in the world darts championship, winning £400,000. this week, we will see some of the world's best amateurs competing in the bdo championships at lakeside, where the men can take home £100,000, but prize for the winning a £12,000. world champion should qualify patricia right from mitcham has been talking about her hopes for the women's game. the british darts organisation has helped their world championships at lakeside in surrey since 1986, and we have had a women's tournament since 2001. after 17 years trying, patricia has qualified to compete.” 17 years trying, patricia has qualified to compete. i have been close so many times and i turned round and said, i'm going to do it before and 60, and i'm 60 this year, so i've just squeezed before and 60,

area i want to go up the mountain and of course come down in one piece i'll be on skis and on a snowboard like i look forward to lots of nature adventures galore. and we have plenty more coming up on the show. a trip to brighton in england where in winter you've got the beaches all to yourself . hot and sunny florida two of our viewers show us the warm winter in their hometown miami. and come the people the uk has sent us some fantastic shots of a road trip through central asia. this is. downtown has mediæval already. it's now attracts over two million overnight guests every year i want to know what draws them here. knows guaranteed because it's so beautiful the skiing is fantastic it's just a lot of fun here. because of the snow and i want to show my girlfriend. the first tourists arrived here in the late nineteenth century. officially has a therapeutic climate it's a quality seal in germany given to places with among other things a certain air quality and a spa. the local history museum is set up in an x. farmhouse. here visitors can marvel at the biggest level ski boot in the world. an

snowkiting on the failed back it involves a car turning your way over the ice or snow on a snowboard or skis you can even take to the air. but of course you have to learn to land and break as well fell back off is plenty of courses for beginners. those as they're the first thing i have to know when setting up my kite is where is the wind coming from what do you think where is it coming from what is on by and then both your ears have to feel cold equally it's a bit hard with a helmet but still an out where your nose is pointing that's where the wind is coming from i have come to what i know i can only tell friends who. practice without a snowboard and with the many current that's not so easy right now the wind is gusting getting stronger but already the first participant is having a go with a large car. with winds of four seven and above things start to get uncomfortable but weather often changes fast on the felt back in the groove that's for a start it's going. to take that event. the next day the skies are clear perfect conditions for snowkiting. in all the nothing too bad the only

has to practice without a snowboard and with a mini cart that's not so easy right now the wind is gusting and getting stronger but already the first participant is having a go with a large car. with winds of four seven and above things start to get uncomfortable but weather often changes fast on the fell back to the groove faster stronger and you don't. think. the next day the skies are clear perfect conditions for snowkiting. and all that well we're not going to be the only tree farm boy it is in the way sometimes snowkiting involves climbing. the most it's not the first time i've had to climb a tree. have a third now you will know why we don't snow cockney obstacles. after that lesson suddenly everything goes beautifully. said yeah. everyone's really enjoyed it and they get plenty of praise for their efforts. on flights make stuff. so if you want a new experience no content is just the thing and there's no doubt you'll get better drilling rush. hour break here in the black forest that's no problem there are lots of chalets restaurants and rustic canvas for instance to the right matching

>> a snowboarder tries to outrun an avalanche while his friends are -- >> screaming at him to hurry theeck up. >> see who wins the stunning race to the bottom. >>> she is sobbing tears of joy. >> this is a pregnant woman crying in the car. >> the delicious reason for the absolute meltdown. >> you are laughing. >>> the rescue ers go rs go to n abandoned house where they spot -- >> big verne. >>> and we're breaking down the best on the west. and pranksters on a sneaky mission. >> they're putting hot dogs in people's possibilities. >> why it leaves people scratching their heads. >> what? where did this hot dog come from? >>> there with somebody filming a snowboarding documentary, so they need this ride to be pretty awesome. we see him jump off and start off that descent on that beautiful powder. look how amazing it looks. but also snow can be quite dangerous when something like this happens. that jump onto the snow sets off an avalanche. >> ah! >> now he's got to be faster than the avalanche itself. >> yeah, you wonder if he's even aware of what's behind him. >> does he know he's being cha

and in sports we'll tell you about the oldest snowboard with the world cup history. it was auriol upon which modern day venezuela was established. for over a century this lucrative resorts has divided the people both less than cursed with the world's largest reserves. charting the impact of industrialization and the legacies of its prominent leaders we shed light on the troubles afflicting venezuela today. the big picture the battle for venezuela coming soon. what makes this moment this era we're living through so unique this is really an attack on truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion of what free speech is supposed to be about the context it's hugely important to have a right to publish it. to be offensive or provoke it's all about the nice people do setting the stage for a serious debate up front at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching are just zero time to recap our headlines at least sixty three people have been killed and more than one hundred fifty injured in a blast in the afghan capital taliban fighters claimed responsibility for a suici

ed the "tahoe >>> if you love to ski or snowboard but hate the drive, you will love this. >> it is calledy, buses used to shuttle tech workers during the week will be used on the weekend to take skiers and snowboarders to tahoe. they will leave friday, come back sunday and the service starts next weekend. >> how much does it cost? >> we need some snow. look at that. thank you for watching, our next newscast is tomorrow morning at 7:30 am. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ♪ here in my car, i feel safest of all ♪ ♪ i can lock all my doors ♪ ♪ it's the only way to live ♪ ♪ in cars... ♪ (humming) whatcha doin'? building an original 1978 firebird. okay. why? i had this mod

lots of snowboarders have them. impact shorts. shall i update you on the tennis? shame we can't stay with it. listen to it on the radio. travelling the world alone is a daunting prospect for most people, but tony giles has taken it all in his stride, despite being completely blind, and almost entirely deaf when he doesn't wear his hearing aids. tony hasn't let any of this hold him back. so far he's visited 125 countries, travelled across all of america's 50 states, and crossed the arctic circle. we'll speak to tony in a moment, but first let's take a look at when the bbc‘s travel show caught up with him injerusalem. i see a place through my senses. i see a place by the sounds, by the smells, by the textures. the hustle and bustle, people shouting, buy this, buy this. come and look at this. i feel the atmosphere, the energy, the buzz. i like this. i like the atmosphere and the smell. it's all close and compact. very... it feels authentic. tony gilesjoins us tony giles joins us now on the sofa. tony, good morning. good morning. thank you for having me on. thank you

and coming up in the sports peter is going to tell us about the snowboarders finding the best for just in time for the winter olympics. what makes this moment this era we're living through so unique this is really an attack on its truth itself is a lot of misunderstanding a distortion even of what free speech is supposed to be about the context it's hugely important to have a right to publish it beat up a jew cheat to be offensive or provoke it's all about the nice people to step in this stage to serious debate. up front at this time on al-jazeera. one of the really special things that work in progress here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else working for this is you know it's very challenging even in this particular because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues we are we the people believe that tell the real stories are just mended is to deliver in-depth journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. so for the sports here's peter. thank

. >> are you a snowboarder or skier?>> reporter: i started skiing in 66 and i stop skiing in 89 when snowboarding started. a good friend of mine taught me how to snowboard. now at 55 i am back on skis. >> you are not 55. >> reporter: i am. >> you look great.>> those trams behind you are moving fast. are those taking people up the hill? >> reporter: yes. right now we have people going up at tamarac lodge. you can be up there until around sunset. you can sightsee and go up there. the sunset from the gondola is beautiful on the way down. >> looks like you'll be popping this weekend in the sierra. >>> let's bring in mark tamayo. we did get rain yesterday but it seems like it cleared up today. >> we're looking at more especially toward sunday night. is there is of storms lining up offshore. as a result we will talk about an active weather pattern over the next seven days. thing starting to dry up. we had scattered showers and reports of hail in parts of marin county. radar coverage backing off over the past few hours but ther

skiing some uncomfortable questions about immigration and sports peter will tell us about the snowboarders finding their best form in just a moment telling the winter olympics. hello there the weather is finally beginning to dry out paris of course we've got flooding around the set unfortunately though the rain is easing instead we're seeing the next system begin to work its way in from the northwest that will skate its way mostly to the north of france so we'll see it over parts of the u.k. there working its way through the low countries and then as we head through into sunday lunchtime it will be head making its way through parts of poland heavy snow on that as it hits the cold air still affecting us in the northeastern parts of europe further south fine and dry and that's the way it's going to stay over the next few days madrid they're getting to fourteen degrees you might just catch the old showers around the southeastern parts of spain but even those begin to clear away as we head through monday and then monday is really much the same in the south it's warm but it's dry in the northea

i am that age, i don't mind admitting, and i havejust darted snowboarding.skied once with a half an hour lesson and then i don't like the thing when you... snowplough. snowboarding is much more instinctive. i will follow your progress over the next few months! now, with the winter olympics just three weeks away, a moving story to show how the slopes are opening to all, albeit with some mountainous challenges. ed stephens was a british junior champion, but at 19, a car accident left him with a traumatic brain injury and many complications. however, this week, five years on, he's done what many thought impossible and returned to the slopes at arinsal in andorra to learn to sit ski. i went with him. getting ready for one of the greatest sporting comebacks. in his room in his gloucestershire college where he stays, reminders when ed stephens was british ski champion before at 19 he was left with a brain injury and complex disabilities. i used to do a lot of skiing, would you like to see me ski? with his electronic devices he was keen to show me how he got to the

and what skiers and snowboarder are doing about it in the bay area. >>> a 4-year-old girl is dead and her 2-year-old sister and mom still in the hospital after a heartbreaking crash in the east bay. deputies say they were struck by the driver of a stolen truck. nbc bay area's ross plater joins us live in antioch. such a sad story, roz plater. >> it is indeed. as for the suspect, he is facing a murder charge. a new witness tells us tonight the truck the suspect was driving came barreling down that exit, struck the truck with the mother and two children inside so hard that it sounded like an explosion. the wreckage on the scene for hours as crash investigators pored over the evidence. >> i thought, oh my god, i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: melody was in her truck near the somersville road exit off highway 4 and suddenly she heard sirens. >> guy came off the freeway, just slammed right into the guy in the truck. and threw him from this side all the way over to the other side of the road. he hit that guy pretty hard. he had to be going pretty fast. >> reporter: inside that

a high-flying snowboarder lands a perfect score, and a fourth trip to the winter olympics. and the music teacher students call "mr. d". who is fine-tuning their lives and making a difference. >> i just wanted to make better human beings. that's it. this is the "cbs weekend news." good evening, i am elaine quijano. the false alarm that shook the 50th state is being called an unacceptable mistake, the volcanic island of hawaii erupted into panic after the warning of an incoming ballistic missile a congresswoman from hawaii is warning, errors like this can bring nations to the brink of war. david begnaud is in honolulu. >> reporter: 24 hours after the panic in paradise, federal communications officials say hawaii did not have the reasonable processes and safeguards in place to prevent a false alarm warning that a missile was headed for the islands. people ran for their lives saturday as the text alert lit up cellphones. the warning read, about ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. panicked people looked to police officers for

the more successful i am at snowboarding, the better my career goes, the more successful i will be and her at the same time. top story, a shock in the fa cup as league one wigan knockout west ham in the fourth round. that's all from sportsday. newport county beat tottenham 1—0. 20 minutes to play. we will tell you what happens in that. our next thursday at 7:30pm. good evening. mild weather this weekend. that comes with a good deal of cloud. some sunshine this afternoon across northern ireland and scotland. it is pretty windy right now. the wind coming in from the atlantic, blowing in this cloud. that gave the raynaud's breaks across the north. more cloud coming in from the atlantic. some of us still have the cloud across parts of southern england. misty and 30 today. far north, very windy in the next few hours. severe gales for a while. waiter in the night, the cloud returning to many more areas. mr fogg in the south—west and wales. rain in northern ireland and scotland. scotland sees most of the rain on sunday. the foreign tourists less windy by morning. some sunshine and showers in

winning a gold medal in snowboard half pipe at the 2006 games in italy.nstead of reaping the financial benefits of her success for herself, hannah remembered and honored a promise she had made years ago. >> it was always like if i ever make it big, i'm going to give back as much as i can. >> reporter: so hannah proceeded to donate all of her witnessinn for five years to charity. >> so yesterday was our first day out in the field. >> reporter: she started hannah's goal, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing clean drinking water to a village in contain yeah and then travelled there so see the results firsthand. >> it's amazing. is really is life-changing, you know? and it makes you realize all the little problems we have here when we stress about this and that, it's like, this is really nothing. it's not a problem. like, think about the kids in africa who have to walk 20 miles to go get a jug of clean water, like, that will change your perspective. >> reporter: which is not to say that hannah doesn't think snowboarding matters anymore. she knows the only reason

and then it was like, well, i want to do snowboarding so i don't have to do this anymore. >> i thinks might be a 900 right here. >> reporter: and do well, hannah did, winning a gold medal in snowboard halfpipe at the 2006 games in italy. but instead of reaping the financial benefits of her success for herself, hannah remembered and honored a promise she had made years ago. >> it was always like, if i ever make it big, i'm going to give back as much as i can. >> reporter: so, hannah proceeded to donate all of her winnings for the next five years to charity. >> so yesterday was our first day out on the field. >> reporter: she started hannah's goal, a nonprofit dedicated to bringing clean drinking water to a village in kenya, then traveled there to see the results firsthand. >> it's amazing. it really is life-changing, you know? and it makes you realize, like, all the little problems we have here and we stress about this and that, and it's like, it's really nothing. it's not a problem. like, think about the kids in africa who have to walk 20 miles to go get a jug of clean water. like, t

the more successful i am at snowboarding, the better my career goes, the more successful i will be andor her at the same time. a quick fa cup update, we have had goals in the last of today's fourth—round ties, 1—1 between liverpool and west bank only ten minutes. we will keep you updated throughout the evening, thanks for watching —— between liverpool and west brom. thanks for watching —— between liverpool and west brom. hello. mild conditions at this time of year usually means a lot of cloud. for the south—west of the uk today, particularly gloomy. we had the highest temperatures of 12 or 13 degrees. let's look at what is coming our way. this is the satellite picture, clouds filling in from the atlantic. this area of cloud gave us rain early on. more to come later. we have seen the skies filling, brightening. we had sunshine in scotland and northern ireland. a few breaks in cloud right 110w. ireland. a few breaks in cloud right now. windy in the far north of scotland. severe gales in the next few hours before things improve. by the end of the night, cloud coming backin the end of the

anderson has become the oldest snowboard winner in world cup history the forty two year old olympic gold medalist won the parallel giant slalom race at the snowboard world cup in bulgaria it's anderson's twenty eighth career when the canadian will represent his country in his six olympics at next month's time trying to. feel fine you know train a little bit and work a lot though so. i'm happy when i can get out of the shop and go ride some nice turn zero i'm always happy i'm holding on on. holding. and here is another one of canada's olympic medal contenders mats parrott won gold in the men's snowboard big air final at the extreme x. games and aspen colorado. and that's all your sport for now will have more later but for now it's back to you sammy find so much for a while that's it for this news hour way back in a couple of minutes adrian will have a full show so do stay with us here on out just zero. dark thirty. the street is quiet the signal is given gang members are out so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty murders in this community in one month the poli

. >> reporter: you'll hear from the out-of-the-box entrepreneur who showed off a homegrown snowboard to richard berry. when we interviewed him, just finishing eight years as mayor of albuquerque. and hey, says berry, these days, the mantra everywhere is young entrepreneurs or bust. >> every mayor in the country is worried about why people, about why young people are moving. shame on us as a state for 40 years to rely on just government and oil and gas, but now, we have this third leg of the economy that's starting to take off. >> reporter: starting to take off, he hopes, in the albuquerque metro area, which houses half the state's two million people. it sure would help new mexico, whose economy is now ranked a moribund 47th in the nation, with an unemployment rate above 6%, topped only by alaska's. a cause and effect of the malaise: new mexico's young brains, draining away to more promising and populous markets. but there's plenty to like about the land of enchantment, says the outgoing mayor. >> great weather. mountains. you can ski in the morning, golf in the afternoon. the weather

a woman on a snowboard, being pulled by her dog! they got about five inches of snow there -- the third highest snow total on record for that city. developing now. bad blood between his former white house chief strategist steve bannon. adrianna hopkins is standing by with more on the fued between the two who many thought were good friends. this feud all started after bannon called the meeting between donald trump junior and a russian lawyer..treasonous in the new book "fire and fury". bannon also said the trump campaign officials involved should have called the fbi immediately. in that meeting a russian lawyer allegedly promised to give damaging information about hillary clinton. in response -- president trump's attorney sent bannon a letter - demanding he stop making "disparaging statements" about the president, and his family. trump also said that when bannon was fired he not only lost his job but he lost his mind. the book fire and fury' is due out next week. abc news obtained an advance fury' is due out next week. abc news obtain

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