. >>> earlier today usf and gonzaga women played at spokane. it was a marathon. sends it into o.t. to declare a winner. gonzaga able to pull away in the final frame, 91-84. >>> tom mcclellan could become the second fastest coach to win 300 games. turn around. the ice is the other way. probably can't hear me with those headphones. carolina's point off the boards. 1-0. second period, now 2-1 carolina. 3-1 hurricanes. second goal of the game. made it 3-2. under five minutes to go. andre puts it on net. off dylan's skate and in. sharks lost of three of their last five. >>> the 2015 season with the fanfest. we'll hear from the players on this and the upcoming season later in the newscast. >> thanks. >>> just ahead, the battle over service that turned into a battle of words. >>> plus, the valentine's day treat that might be in trouble in the wrong -- that female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the mo

. >>> heavy rain left behind a mysterious substance on vehicles in spokane, walk. what can this be?we have ours as good as old fashioned weather mystery on our hands. social media has been alight with mixture of this grey milky substance, some of the residents in spokane, washington. yes, walla washington. >> that is a place. a few theory one there is volcanic ash picked up by the jet stream the upper level winds that push our weather systems along, all from a volcano over eastern asia. this theory is from a volcano that erupted near southwestern members colorado we talked about that yesterday at this time on the cnn weather bulletin. another theory is it is from ash produced by a fire that took place in oregon and idaho. but one thing is for sure we got ours a mystery, we need to figure out what is happening. one thing we know that is taking place is the extremely heavy rain in northern california. the national weather service issuing flash flood watches, warnings look at this footage out of the washington area. this is jefferson county. a lot of rescue crews going door-to-door to

. >>> heavy rain has left behind a mysterious substance on the vehicles of spokane, washington.eorologist derek van dam is at the world weather center with all the clues to the puzzle. what is it the substance? >> i love this story. we've got a good old-fashioned weather mystery on our hands. social media has been alight with some images in spokane, washington as well as walla walla, washington. yes, that is an actual place. this mickey kind of gray substance and residue left on the vehicles and jacks of people walking and driving around that particular location. by the way that's in the pacific northwest of the united states along the west coast of the u.s. and there's a few theories being floated around. one being this is actually volcanic ash picked up by the upper levels of the jet stream that drive our weather systems. that's a volcano from eastern russia. another theory coming from a marine eruption if you were watching last night at this time. we had an eruption over southwestern mexico. the southwesterly flow with the jet stream it's theorized it perhaps picked up the as

an suv crashes through a garage door in spokane, washington.is most unusual about this suspect is that he isn't fleeing from the cops, he is trying to turn himself in. the garage door he has just driven through is part of the spokane county jail. sergeant donald hooper is the supervisor on duty that day. >> it was a slow sunday morning. not a lot going on, just dealing with typical paperwork issues. and i hear over the radio from our control room that a car had crashed through the auto sally port door. so i asked for clarification on the radio. what? some car came into the door? no, a car crashed through the door. >> the sally port is a secure enclosed area that officers use to transfer the custody of inmates. with this area compromised, the jail goes on lockdown. sergeant hooper calls for backup, and he and his deputies make their way towards the sally port to check out the scene. >> the lincoln navigator had crashed in the door, but the door had pretty much fallen back into place. but the navigator was parked against a center divider and stil

. >>> losing power today and went down in spokane shortly after take off. the pilot was injured and is in the hospital tonight. he is believed to be from canada. the plane banked left and headed towards a building and banked to the right and crashed. >>> the death toll from a ferry accident shot up to 68 tonight. the ferry saeufrpg in a river after getting -- sank in a river after getting hit by a cargo vessel. a many people on the lower deck were trapped when the ferry went down and several passengers are still missing. >>> tonight, a terror group is calling for extremists to carry out attacks at shopping malls in the united states, canada and great britain. goldman on what the u.s. sees as an evolving threat. >> reporter: responding to the threat, homeland security secretary jay johnson urged sunday shoppers to be cautious. >> if anyone is planning go to the mall of america today they have to be careful. >> reporter: appearing on all five sunday shows including "face the nation" he said that the slick documentary-style video illustrates the evolving thet

the piper malibu lost power, hid a railroad viaduct and went down in spokane shortly after take off. the might's identity has -- pilot' identity has not been revealed. >>> 70 people are confirmed dead after a ferry accident in bangladesh. it capsized yesterday after getting hit by a cargo vessel. authorities say it's not clear how many people survived or how many remain missing. ferry accidents common in bangladesh. >>> it is 4:38. intelligent expect are kept california that an extremist group could carry out attacks against major shopping malls. al shabaab released a video calling on muslim to do just that. as susan mcginnis reports, small owners and operators are on full alert. >> reporter: fbi officials are working with mall owners nationwide, boosting security after terror group al shabaab released this video saturday calling on muslims to attack shopping centers. specifically, naming minnesota's mall of america. >> we now have a situation where groups like isil, al shabaab, aqab are publicly calling for individual actors to carry out attacks in their homelands. and in my judgmen

in spokane, the national weather service is investigating a new phenomenon, 200 miles of milky rain that fell yesterday leaving dirty residue all over cars and windows. the west is being walloped by the so-called pineapple express, an atmospheric river dumping ribbons of rain. overnight in northern california. >> i've never seen it like this. walk every day and it's just crazy. >> reporter: not just buckets of water, but bolts of lightning. in the mountains along the california/nevada border, fierce winds, sloppy sleet, emergency vehicles responding to accidents that shut down i-80. in the bay area snapped trees littered the streets. >> of course we're screaming. >> reporter: for liz who was driving with her daughter, it doesn't get closer than this. >> vanessa said she felt something go through her hair. and now that i'm looking at it how lucky was that? >> reporter: with power lines down and neighbors a mess, the first punch of this storm is over. but tonight the pineapple express promises to deliver another quick hit. with more rain saturating washington state as well as california, t

. >>> police body cameras showed the dramatic scene of a plane crash in spokane, washington. >> guysgot fire extinguishers ready to go? leaking fuel. >> the single-engine piper malibu lost power and crashed into a railroad overpass sunday. police officers and firefighters swarm the scene. they credit the pilot for guiding the plane to an unpopulated area. >> if he had been 100 yards in either direction that he would have been on a main street sprague, or into buildings. so i told him that he should be proud of his dad that he did as good as he could do in the situation like that. >> emergency responders cut the pilot free from the plane and lifted him out. he's hospitalized in critical condition. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," google pushes its mobile payment system, and target offers a new incentive for online shoppers. jill wagner's at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: good morning. google is getting more people to use its google wallet payments service. it would be built into android smartphones sold by at&t verizon and t-mobile. curren

. >> reporter: so that's why we went to spokane and that cutting-edge lab at washington state university>> spokane police department. >> reporter: a million dollar facility that tests cops in extremely realistic scenarios. the officer has to died when force is required. all together 60 different scenes filmed with white, black and hispanic actors. the only difference is their race. they use a modified glock that shoots a laser beam instead of a bullet. they also monitor brain activities. i tried it myself in a scenario where a man drops a knife. put the knife down and put your hands up and then pulls out a gun. i hit my target but it was enough to make my hand shake. it really does make your heart race when you go through those scenarios. that's nuts another cops pret press buttons and this is the first lab in the world that so closely recreates a real-life encounter and that makes the results so notable. cops have biases but it's not affecting their behavior the way with you would think. >> actually there tends to be a greater hesitation to shoot african-american suspects compared to wh

he took a bunch of the believers with him and they eventually ended up in spokane, washington.o wisconsin. things started really splitting up. i took the train cross country to pennsylvania. i did not tell anyone anything that had happened. i just knew that i wanted to start my own life. >> going to the grocery store was really hard for me. i couldn't look at people. i was just really afraid. my daughter was too afraid to even wear pants because she thought god wouldn't love her. >> i didn't have any friends. i had never had a job. didn't go to college. i didn't even know what was in style or like how to shop for clothes. i had never worn makeup before. i didn't even know about the internet, not even cell phones. daily life was extremely overwhelming. >> lots of sexual abuse victims become drug addicts, alcoholics, they can't have a meaningful relationship. but every now and then with that little bit of freedom away from the controlling, away from the manipulation, one of them breaks through and says i have got to tell somebody until this man pays for it. >> it was the beginnin

. >> did one in spokane, washington. that was a -- that was out in the field.ing to set me up. he was wearing a wire. >> well, if he was wearing a wire, wouldn't they have caught you? >> i thought it was a wire. what it was, was one of the ear bud for a radio. and you got luke in virginia. that was in '92. >> and why did you kill luke? >> luke owed me $40,000 and couldn't pay me the money. >> protsman says another took place in fort myers, florida. >> i was involved with a disturbance between two different gang rivals and this guy had a hit put on him. and word got around that someone had to take care of him and i volunteered. >> why? >> because is trying to build a reputation with this certain group of individuals. >> finally, protsman said he also murdered a motorcycle officer in the 1970s. >> that was the very first one i ever did. i ran him off the road with my truck. >> why? >> because he wanted me to flip for him. he wanted me to flip against the gang with him. >> while protsman offered specifics about the officer he says he killed, homicide detectives wh

and so they called me from spokane. he was pretty quick, and i said look, if you guys want to make this right, i would like to speak to the vice president and if he can -- if you can buy me a letter. welcome about 30 minutes later i got a call from the vice president at comcast. and so that is what happened. and i found out that he was someone new in his position. and so i told him that happened, he completely apologized and said he would do everything he can to straighten it out and he was so sorry and that they're going to refund the last two years for me or i can get a new contract to your tree. he was very polite and i said i will a letter for you as a public apology if you want he was very nice and polite and so i do want to let you know that we have let the person go and we found them. gerri: what a story. my goodness. we give comcast a hard time for being at the bottom of the customer rankings. it's fascinating to hear your story. take you for coming on the show because we really appreciate your time. >> thank yo

it was the fourth day of consecutive highs for salt lake city utah and spokane, washington.if all that weather is not wild enough for you, meet the pineapple express storm. it has been lashing the west coast. another several inches of rain is expecting today in areas that have already seen severe flooding, mud slides and power outages. the day's long deluge is not enough to alleviate the drought conditions in 40% of california. if only boston could ship precipitation out west because it has snow in spades. we hear that you are at what is being called a snow farm which i think a lot of us didn't realize existed. what is a snow farm and how is it being used in boston? >> reporter: good afternoon to you. 73 inches of snow here in boston. what to do with it all? that's the biggest challenge for them. they bring it here. this one 40 feet and higher. snow being trucked in here all day. they bring it here to the middle. then these tractors bring it over to the snow melter that you see over there. they have melters around the city that are melting this snow. you see what's happening

lost power, hit a railroad viaduct, and went down in spokane. the pilot's identity has not been released but it is registered to an owner in canada. >>> thieves carried out a smash and grab at a high end stereo store about 4:00 a.m. sunday. they backed up a truck to the front door with enough speed to send the bullet proof class flying. they took -- glass flying. they took high end stereo equipment, but mailed to fake match -- failed to take matching pairs. >> p they're only solved at matched pairs, so they are use less at a pair. >> it took off to the tunnel. >> a woman who was sleeping above the shop heard the crash, she said she and her husband raced to the window, but it was too late to stop the thieves. >>> a woman being blamed for the death of a google executive is to appear in a courtroom today. had a suspected prostitute is charged with manslaughter in the november 2013 dealt death of -- death of forest hayes. the hearing is about evidence gathered from the home of her parents. >>> new report is raising urgent concerns about trains carry

david brookbank drove more than a hundred miles from spokane. >> it is about policing practices in communities of color different than policing practices in white communities. >> but those who see this as pasco's ferguson moment, the city is an agricultural center drawing thousandths of migrant workers like antonio zambrano to apasco's fields. the police force about 22%. one of the police officers involved is hispanic and in three police shootings before the case the victims were white. >> what do you say to the people who call this a ferguson moment for pasco washington? >> similar to ferguson, there was a tragic death involved. contrary to ferguson our city didn't unravel. >> monitoring protests and avoiding direct confrontation the city has worked with hispanic community leaders since before the shooting and in the aftermath, those leaders have helped plan events and keep the the peace. it's nothing like we saw last summer in ferguson. also pasco city leaders say they welcome federal oversight in this case. >> as we speak i'm putting together the records for the fbi they requested so they c

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. >>> officials in spokane washington are looking looking into some mysterious milky raindrops that leftke residue on cars. the dirty rainfall sent hundreds of cars to the nearest car wash to clean off the strange raindrops. officials are now trying to determine if the cause of the milky muddy rain in meteorologist are suspecting it may have come from active volcanoes as far away as russia and mexico. >>> this wet messy weather can wreak havoc and your floors and carpets. >> yes, it can but one product out there promises to help keep the outside from coming inside so fox's steve noviello puts it to the deal or dud test. ♪ >> reporter: does your family tracking in a muddy mess? >> if the wet winter weather has left your floors feeling foul -- >> introducing the clean step mat. >> makers of the clean step say they're mat is a no wipe wonder. >> this is dolly. >> mark has a new addition thanks in part to winter wet his dog dolly was a stray. he first came across last year during a string of freezing winter days. >> the neck day i went back to try to see if she was still out there and she wa

. >>> well, we are going to turn now to hazy skies over spokane, washington because something odd isg out of those skies. >> different type of haze. in fact this is haze that is forme from volcanic ash or at least potentially. social media has been alight with pictures just like this. people's cars and even their coats covered in this gray milky substance which some people are theorizing that is actually from an active volcano over eastern russia. there is also another theory that it could have been pulled up from the jet stream winds from a recent eruption over southwestern portions of mexico. and the third theory floating around the internet would be the recent fires that have occurred across oregon and parts of i'd owe idaho. but one thing for sure we have a lot of active weather with the jet stream funneling in all the moisture. take a look at this dramatic video out of jefferson county, washington. rescue crews going door to daroor to make sure everyone safely out of their homes. three people had to be helped out of the pickup truck because of high rushing water and this heavy r

a small plane crashed landed on the tracks near downtown spokane washington yesterday. pilot is in critical condition. curtis neal witnessed it all. the plane hit the train tracks and ended up on a street near boy. neal says he ran over and tapped on the window but the pilot did not respond. >> he was barely breathing inside and the two officers right over there assists me on getting him out. cutting the seat belt and we drug him out and ems came by and hauled him off with six police car escort. >> investigators say the plane had taken off from a nearby airport and lost power a short time later. >>> west coast ports are back in business but not back to normal. shipping companies and dock workers reached a contract agreement friday night. it ends a contract dispute that lasted nine months and led to work slow downs. port officials say it will take about three months to clear the backlog of containers on dozens of ships that is not good news for business owners. >> we would like to have seen certainly more negotiation months ago, not weeks ago. >> west coast ports bring i

bob west lives in spokane, washington, with his wife and daughter. in 1996, he's caught on camera making a routine call one second -- >> completely blind-sided me. >> knocked unconscious the next. >> it was a wrestling match between colville high school and west valley high school. >> chad hildebrand is on the left in maroon representing colville. his opponent on the right in black is west valley's josh kelp. >> the hype of the match was pretty extensive. this would determine who the league champion was going to be. i think that both teams were undefeated at that particular point. >> both students are seniors. both weigh 190 pounds. >> it started out very aggressive. some shoving and things that are not unusual for a wrestling match. but didn't raise to the level of penalizing, more of just a verbal warning to keep it clean type of thing. >> at one point, 17-year-old chad hildebrandt appears to gouge the eyes of his competitor. >> i didn't actually see it so i couldn't penalize for it. but after viewing the tape, it was pretty obvious. so it was an a

. >> pam: dramatic body cam video of first responders on the scene of a small plane crash in spokane washington. >> pam: this happened on sunday. a pilot was alone in a small plane that had just taken off. >> pam: firefighters worked to douse the plane's smoking engine, while medics got the injured man out of danger and started to treat him. >> pam: this afternoon.that pilot died. the n-t-s-b is investigating the cause of the crash. >> pam: a mystery in the sky.has been solved. >> pam: take a look. people from arizona to canada reported seeing bright lights shooting across the sky. >> pam: many people thought it was a meteor. >> pam: turns out.nasa says the object was part of a rocket used to launch a chinese december. >> pam: the rocket body was about 90 miles above earth when it went over utah. >> pam: coming up. >> pam: another gorgeous day across the bay area. but the temperture is dropping. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service

this was my sage advice from my parents from spokane, washington when you have two great films vying which you had boyhood and "birdman," my parents always imparted advice go with the one about putting on a show which is exactly, actors love actors. they understand it is about money and theatrical production. that's what they know. that's what they went with. it's a great movie. charles: is there a correlation though? from what i understand "birdman" is one of the lowest grossing pictures that ever won the best picture category? was it too inside baseball? too much actors honoring actors, public having not seen this movie, turning it off somewhat? >> i think you know, lowest since "hurt locker," which another great film. one of the things oscars does and should do, that it promotes great films. you still have "whiplash," that is like sitting at $13in. if you haven't seen "whiplash," you should see "whiplash." if you hadn't heard of j.k. simmons and "whiplash" you have now. you should see it. it promotes great film. >> emac here. what did you think of neil patrick harris's, you know,

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but mount spokane, i went night skiing, minus 20 and the chair lift broke. i thought that was it. i'm freezing right here. >> wow. >> thank you. >>> 7:24. a whirlwind trip around the world. coming up in 20 minutes, how this couple managed to visit the magic kingdom in three different time zones. >> >>> is he looking to move from the boardroom to the oval office? up next, the steps donald trump is reportedly taking to enter the 2016 presidential race. >>> recreational marijuana use in washington, d.c. is now legal effective today. the voter-approved initiative took affect at midnight. anyone 21 or older can now smoke pot for recreational use. each person can have two ounces of pot and grow as many as three plants. the district becomes the first place east of the mississippi river to legalize marijuana. >> this is a huge deal. it's been a fight for a while. >> we're gonna help make sure people are allow and legally capable and doing what they believe they can do. >> republican lawmakers are threatening to throw d.c. officials in jail for letting this take effect. they argue the fede

spokane, high 49. >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, after showers and breezy conditionsand rest of us are in the low-to-mid 60's and that is as cool as it gets the check owe the warming trend on the seven-day >> woo! >> all that weather brought to you by kay jewelers. now we have a special look at "the bachelor" prince farming going to pick someone tonight. and there's somebody making trouble. take a look. >> i have this weird connection with brett. >> chris' connection with brett is so obvious. it's awkward. they're like wrapped in each other's arms. you can just tell it looks like no one else exists. >> what just happened? >> they are running away. >> we had our one on one time with chris and we saw them run off together. and from the very beginning. >> i do feel threatened by brett and i think we all feel like this is the brett and chris show. >> ooh. >> you guys are good. you can watch a sneak-peek right now on goodmorningamerica.com on yahoo. watch "the bachelor" on tonight at 8:00/7:00 central. we have a liar here in the crowd. 70 years old. no, you're not. >> i'll

. >> host: kristin spokane. >> caller: hi, i am a big fan mr. isaacson. taking my call. if the powers came to you and said here is the key and i open up all of it to you. who would you ask to talk to be the most influential person in the person at the very bottom of the list. >> host: chris, who would you talk to? who would be at the top of your list? >> caller: i like da vinci. at the bottom of the list i would like to talk to hitler. >> host: thank you man. >> guest: i would love to talk to leonardo da vinci about one thing that is still a mystery to me is that he was a total genius. there is so much that he didn't complete. at&t didn't complete, design for engineering that were never done. is it because he has a passion for perfection? is it because he didn't focus and try to do so much arisen because once he had broken the code on some team, he didn't deal he needed to put the finishing touches on a quiet that is what i am working on as i read his notebooks trying to get that question. likewise if i talk to louis armstrong, who would be okay i know ev