beenuch has been vancouver a character in the success story?sone thing about the show it was not airing in vancouver, which was a good thing also. it allowed us to go to work. we had nothing to do but to go to work and get back home. >> dule would get looks because he was a brother, not because people knew who he was. people were always surprised. we did our thing. no one bothered us. it was great. tavis: the other thing fans of this show appreciate -- our producer as well. >> she is a psycho. >> you said that. >> in a good way. >> self proclaimed. what we were talking about before the show is the episode, especially the music stuff. you guys didn't just do a series every week for eight years, but you got a chance to have some fun, doing pretty outrageous, crazy stuff. >> once we got our sea legs under us, we discovered as long as we killed somebody every week and pinned it on somebody by the end of the show, we could go wherever we want and happen to any world we wanted. we could bring in guest stars we admired from the time we were kids. it t

so he drops of the supplies and then he takes off the coast to the vancouver island. this leaves duncan mcdougal behind wondering where hunt is and meanwhile the tonkin is gone and the indians who had initially created them and traded wittreated with them ande around at the settlement suddenly disappeared. so it gets spooky off their. the sense of exposure deepened and there was a clear between the mountains, forests and rivers and the vastness of the pacific with its crushing swells and storms. it felt like the ends of the the eartearth also woven between tha into the forest was an elaborate network of tribes each with friendships and animosities linked to by the hitting communication network. it was another great unknown. the astoria and could only guess what were these native peoples thinking? should they need to flee they had no one to run to and no one to hide. the exposure were profound. the nearest reliable help was at least a year's journey away. paranoia set in per mcdougal in particular. it was as if in the need for self-importance he had drawn a target on h

. >> reporter: tickets for the game topped 316,000, almost four times the amount last time in vancouver. these games are the most popular ever. >> witnessing them come down the mountain with prosthetic legs, you can't help get caught up. >> reporter: today, fans watched team usa win gold, a new moment of national pride. one that athletes hope all the new fans can learn from. >> it really is about overcoming whatever it is on a daily basis. >> reporter: and that is pure gold. kristen dahlgren, nbc news new york. >>> we received late world this evening that david brenner has died. the stand-up comedian was best known for his regular

so foreign crops plant supplies and takes off up the coast of vancouver island to trade for furs. this leaves duncan mcdougal behind wondering where hunt is and meanwhile the king is gone. the indians who initially created them and traded with them were around the settlement, disappeared too so late summer, early fall of 1811 it get spooky out there. their sense of exposure deepened. it was a tiny clearing between the vast wilderness of north america's mountains, forests and rivers and the vast this of the pacific with its crushing swells and storms. it felt like the ends of the earth woven between c and force was an elaborate unseen network of indian tribes each with its own royalties, friendships and animosities linked by a hidden communication network. it was another great unknown. the astorians could only guess what the natives with thinking. they had to flee, had no one to run to and nowhere to hide. the exposure was profound. the newest reliable help lay at least a year's journey away. paranoia set in for mcdougal in particular. was as if in his need for self importance he h

crush is a final project film for the vancouver film school. he made this story about two crash test dummies. you notice early on something happens. notice they make a love connection. >> what? >> i cannot believe that this is a student doing all of this animation. >> instead of the air bags it was an air kiss that deployed at the end of this. >> makes me feel really old. because i think about the things i did in school with, like, construction paper and crayons and paste and now this is, like, incredible. >> so to tell us about his amazing final project we have him "right this minute" via skype all the way from lebanon. tell us, where did the idea for this short film about crash test dummies come from? >> i had, like, some ideas that weren't as interesting, say, as this and then it hit me. i just thought what if i take something that is not animatable and just make it animatable. >> help us understand people who aren't in animation how you even do something like this? >> well, actually the credit should go for everyone that was around me durin

june 15th, 2011, vancouver british columbia. they face the critical boston bruins in a winner take all. rich is a photographer who shot the games for the past decades. >> they're huge. i mean, it's the hottest ticket in town. >> when the bruins win the game 4-0 and claim the stanley cup in their backyard, the fans don't take the loss well. vancouver sun editor dean waton witnesses the riot firsthand. >> i walked downtown and there were pillars of smoke coming out. you just knew it was a bad situation. they were flowing rocks at police officers and kicking in windows and it was a frightening experience. >> guys were coming out of the store like clowns in a mini car. just one after another. it looked like a mad black friday setup. as early evening turns tonight, tensions escalate and there's no end in site to the looming vandalism. the riot police take a stand, forming a wall and marching toward the rioters. local photography student records the actions from above when something catches her attention. >> i was shooting the video o

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the coastal areas like seattle oregon and vancouver seattle and portland i should say vancouver will face a wet day with the next several days now across the fleet sign of the continent to do two one era colliding with the cold air from the north. we are still unseen stormy conditions for the south east we talking about snow freezing rain and or bring showers with the al east coast to the milk and dairy arctic still very cold arctic air to its creaking and lowering temperatures to present the gears in many places have chosen your city washington dc your hike of the mind as to decrease over the average is about to increase during this time of year nine degrees and wind down and across the western knights whether in l a sunny weather with high between the two trees on you can spank. i finally over europe and conditioner that suleman creating over the iberian peninsula. but there's a risk of a high of eight to be there on that day and some precipitation will be made to the mill of summer rainfall for the northern areas of the designers frolicking up for the rest of the ious more of a co

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she also won two golds at the vancouver olympics in 2010, but her season came to an end after crashing last week in the downhill event in switzerland. it was a very difficult decision for me. everything i did related to that, but vancouver, where it was a perfect time for me with two goal medals the next big challenge, and possibly the final one as they even said then, was to once again win olympic gold. and i did that in sochi. for all the latest you can check out aljazeera.com,/sport. plugs we have blogs and video clips. that address again, aljazeera.com/sport. that's it for thousand. >> now, we are all moaning about traffic jams here, and as indeed so many people do around the world, but there is a particularly bad problem of traffic in the democratic republic of congo. and now, traffic police there are getting a helping hand to try to end the grid lock. their new back up is impervious to exhaust fumes and to badtempered drivers. malcolm web reports now from the capitol. it is normal for drivers to spend hours in traffic here every day. traffic police are meant to keep things moving

can ski and shoot their way to the gold and silver medals coming second in the medals ranking in vancouver two thousand and ten but there are some changes since then for example paris snowboarding is taking the stage at saatchi and russia serafin pickel love is a guy who wouldn't let a leg amputation stop him from doing what he loves but the more it's my favorite sport i was snowboarding long before it became parra snowboarding and long before it was even declared a sport so for me it's amazing that snowboarding has become an olympic sport it's very important actually. while he's tackling the slopes team russia is also making it a first on the ice the nation's sledge hockey team will also be making a debut at the games every player thinks only about victory how to grab it and never let it go this is important the team captain valid team so you can lost both legs while serving in the military in chechnya and that was in two thousand and two the rink is now his battlefield and he's already led his team to third place in the recent world championships which is here almost every day at this tr

i know you're in vancouver today a ted talk, and i'm sure that will be available very soon for peopled by the work you do. which is everyone. available on monday, did i hear? or you did the talk on monday, so i'm sure it will be available soon. thank you for your time. >> yeah, just went out online today, ashleigh. >> perfect timing. thank you, commander hadfield joining us from vancouver and chad myers, always a phenomenal voice on all things technical. and every voice counts at this point. because no one knows much. search for the clues on this missing plane, focusing on the pilots at this point of flight 370. and up next, we're going to show you what we have learned from the pilot's facebook page. >>> one of the biggest mysteries of malaysian airlines flight 370 centers around the pilot, zaharie ahmed shah. sam berke has been combing through shah's facebook and youtube pages to find out more about him. what did you find out? >> we can't be certain it's his page, but these were created a long time ago, have the picture of the captain, name of the captain. i want to show what i think

showed her versatility winning gold in the super combined and silver in the super g four years at the vancouver games sheet of gold in the super combined and asylum. before announcing every time and the end of one of the greatest peace in korea is in alpine skiing. she received it on to a crisp low prices. with this issue to contend with and the intensity it was a very very difficult decision for me. on the one hand i love this pool. it was my sole rezoned and the last fifteen years and everything and it really isn't about it. but after the two thousand and ten olympic games which was the perfect time to meet with two gold medals. the next big challenge and possibly the last play he said and promised so so once again the wind and indigo. and i did many seconds or tea whoops goddesses who can win it. thus weakening the cup finals in a sense of pride in switzerland the gym was leading the world cup overall standings. i said to be nice to see some that those two mythic medals in a blaze of glory defence of the list. i am. the pain echoed across the mountains. she was taken to hospital were shelter

taken as she performed with her dance partner for the first time yesterday at the tech conference in vancouver british columbia. she wore a prosthetic leg designed especially for her. she and her husband air force major adam davis were among more than 260 people injured at the marathon finish line last year. >>> there's new information tonight about the gunman who shot and killed a veteran sheriff's deputy yesterday in what authorities are calling an ambush. the gunman is from organ is being linked to other violent crimes. >> crimes. >> investigators from northern california and oregon continue to shift through evidence in the death of mendocino county sheriff's deputy ricky del fiorentino. >> there's evidence that the district attorney's office has collected that will require further analysis. it's my understanding that the california department of justice will assist in the examination of that evidence. >> police have connected chaney to three other crime scenes. one at a restaurant stop on highway one a mendocino county where he got into a shootout with the shop owner. another in organ ware

you can see the heavy rain to vancouver. we will roll it into motion with a couple of areas of low pressure. one in the upper left corner of the screen. that lifted the low, below it and pushing it to the north than the east. that is why the next system today going to be weak with light rain because the energy and moisture is to the north. it is dry when you step outside. it is fairly clear in santa rosa at 37 degrees. we have 41 in napa and 43 in novato, the coolest temperatures and half moon bay is 43. mid-to-upper 40's san ramon, concord, forward, livermore, fremont, and los gatos and low-to-mid 50's around san jose and mountain view and oakland and san francisco and antioch. today, you can see the light rain rolling law and the temperatures are much cooler in the upper 50's along the coast and low-to-mid 60's elsewhere and we could get into the upper 60's in los gatos and to the east bay valley where we will be the last to receive the rain. today, the first we have is light rain. tonight, if this time tomorrow, we have h

the 33-year-old woman performed the rhumba at the tech conference in vancouver and twirled on her new leg made specifically for dancing. designed by a professor who wanted to get her back to doing what she loved and after the performance she had a huge smile and wiped away some tears. >> we are following three big stories: breaking news in berkeley where a fire forces dozens of students into the street and at action we are at the seen. also, a major break in the search for the missing malaysian airplane nine with a big clue that has researchers scouring the sea near australia. >> and a fall enmen zoe send county sheriff deputy who was involved in a deadly confrontation with a >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> shall we toast the arrival of spring in a few hours? he is to spring. >> it is

. >> reporter: adrian took the stage at a conference in vancouver.a wearing a prosthetic leg specifically designed for her and for dancing by a team at m.i.t. her team at spaulding rifted by her performance. >> oh, my kbosgosh, it was amaz. >> reporter: in a statement wednesday adrianne said, quote, it was invigorating to dance publicly with my new leg but also to realize my return to dance may have the power to inspire other people to reach for their goals. it's been a long road. >> it feels really good just to stand up right now. i haven't stood up in a really long time, i almost forgot what it felt like. it reminds me of dancing and i just so desperately want that again. >> congratulations, adriidriaad. you're amazing. >>> now, some selfie destruction at a museum in italy. witnesses say a student was sitting on the lap of this 19th century statue ta'u when the leg snapped off. the museum has surveillance cameras, but they were not working. lucky for the student it's a copy of an ancient greek sculpture. just a copy. >>> there's a selfie. pope fran

the next several days bringing heavy rain before the close the areas such as portland seattle and vancouver and had the mountains snow fall and temperatures are going to be quiet wants to walk to the flooding because the critics only snow melting temperatures in seattle at thirteen degrees. meanwhile there is chilly in the north once again said his era figures in chicago. it'll stay that way in ten next couple of days in chicago but across the southern plains and pictures one not to mourn at this level is on friday and saturday. now finally overt war is a europe than all we have clear seen a couple of the different pictures once the north is quite dry weather but here are quite messy but have a couple of suspense was stuck about this one it's free not very heavy rain and thunderstorms pass the reins for italy into turkey. no conditions once they bow wave theory on the uk and across the west and there's a possibility of a heavy precipitation and higher rates. the conditions will be munching on improve conditions for increased compared to what we saw yesterday over southern parts of the front

. >>> a brutal assault caught on security camera at a vancouver tattoo shop. watch this. you see the man up in the top left corner, he's talking to the owner joe joe j. he was talking about a $15 credit he thought he had. watch. >> oh. >> throws her to the ground and kicks her twice in the face. >> oh, my goodness. >> she grabs a chair trying to defend herself as a security guard walks in the shop and stops the assault. >> oh, man. >> this incident captured from several different angles, you see her getting thrown to the floor and getting kicked twice. apparently a quick and terrible assault. joe joe had called security because she was wanting this man to leave. police did show up and they were able to apprehend this guy. he's got a court date next week. >> well, yeah, because if he's a customer here, she might have information on him, a phone number, something, so he might have been easy to track down. >> funny you say that because he's been a longtime customer of this shop, and she said she's dealt with this guy for the past two years. >> what a coward to beat on this w

i went to vancouver, canada. i'm still alive, and i'm fortunate for that.ut i feel the pain of having fled my country and my profession. i now have a part-time job as a janitor. the only work i could find after 14 months of unemployment. we are alive, out of the crossfire, but having lost so much. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> there have been 20 journalists murdered in russia since 2000 when uh. president putin came first to office. and in none of those cases, have those who commissioned the crimes been uh. punished. journalists are targeted for their work, when in the process of reporting, they come to cross uh. powerful interests. >> [speaking russian]. >> the murders of journalists have become less frequent in russia. attackers have favored severely injuring and even maiming journalists on the job. one prominent example of this new and frightful tendency is the case of uh. journalist, uhm. mikhail beketov. >> [speaking russian]. >> he was a towe

given that a small district of about sixteen hundred people dead on the west coast of canada vancouver island. the man and tsunami has been washing ashore here in canada's western coast with nearly two thousand twelve. among the typical pacific marine to recount here. locals have been finding japanese fishing boats and number two japanese houses. earlier this month seventeen japanese university students around it they wanted to volunteer their time to comb the beach he is very hard. robeson has been in charge of clearing the beach. she explained the situation of the tsunami did to the students. mother's day. he will be march two thousand and fourteen. harold canto sachs co its from inside the marquee. one of the cities hardest hit by the disaster. more than three thousand five hundred people died and over four hundred are still missing. i was at his high school when the tsunami engulf the city he lost a dear friend in the waves. at a time of despair. he was encouraged to see many foreigners turning out to lend a helping hand. i was very thankful that so many people helped us. so i thou

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i went to vancouver, canada. i'm still alive, and i'm fortunate for that. but i feel the pain of having fled my country and my profession. i now have a part-time job as a janitor. the only work i could find after 14 months of unemployment. we are alive, out of the crossfire, but having lost so much. you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. on al jazeera america >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonights exclusive report... >> from coast to coast... >> people selling fresh water for fracking... >> stories that have impact... >> we lost lives... >> that make a difference... >> senator, we were hoping we could ask you some questions about your legal problems... >> that open your world... >> it can be very dangerous... >> i hear gunshots... >

. >> smulders who is married to "saturday night live" regular, teron killam grew up in vancouver thelish mother and dutch father. >> want to hear my full legal name? >> i do. >> yacoba fran sis could. >> after graduating high school she took up modeling moved moved to new york. >> nobody lived down here. it was like dead at night. >> where she lived in the not yet fashionable meat packing district. >> i have to understand i was living with eight other girls. >> eight other girls? >> in one apartment. >> sticks eight at a time. >> would you say you were a good model? >> no. >> why not? >> i think to be a good model you have to actually enjoy having your picture taken. and i never really did. >> but the job took her around the world. >> i did it for about two years. then i realized how much i didn't like it. >> sounds like modeling gave you something, though. >> yeah. >> conany dense? >> i don't know find myself a confidence about my looks or body but did allow me to walk in to a room just start talking to people. because so much of that time i was alone. i was alone in another country

. >> reporter: tickets for the game topped 316,000, almost four times the amount last time in vancouverese games are the most popular ever. >> witnessing them come down the mountain with prosthetic legs, you can't help get caught up. >> reporter: today, fans watched team usa win gold, a new moment of national pride. one that athletes hope all the new fans can learn from. >> it really is about overcoming whatever it is on a daily basis. >> reporter: and that is pure gold. kristen dahlgren, nbc news new york. >>> we received late world this evening that david brenner has died. the stand-up comedian was best known for his regular appearances on "the tonight show" with johnny carson, on the show 108 times, a most frequent guest. david brenner died of cancer. he was 78 years old. >>> and many celebrated today, among them chicago kicking things off by turning the chicago river groeen, members o the plumbing group do that by turning it green through motor boats. turning it green through motor bif you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologi

to oklahoma city get the fifteen still some rain showers into the pacific northwest of seattle in vancouver you see some cloudy skies with the bill's passage hours after midweek across europe high pressure really has been dominating the west it has taken things warm and like all not here in temperatures have been above average but not the case if you're in eastern europe over towards western russia some snow showers are really in a deep pushing him through this storm system as it moves off behind it. another wall running along the jet stream that's pushing through the british isles is giving some widespread priests in addition across the northern parts of greece thousand eventually by friday continuing to push east into paris by night temperatures like this said their above average and paris to see twenty three are high on thursday but is unique dropping down pushing towards a single digits by saturday meanwhile though in rome sixteen victory at twenty in athens the twenty two and is expected to stay at work i have put you on whether his accent forecast. i am noon. i do. this seems like a s

the western areas when talking about heidi closer rain and for the coastal areas such as that of vancouver portland seattle and it we're talking about winter storm conditions for the luminaries as well. up to fifty centimeters of snow is likely for the cascades and the northern rockies in the next twenty four hours and really we had blizzard warnings in place for the northern plains. now conditioner will likely improve it by friday across the western areas of flooding and landslides in oh so outlines shoes will be an ongoing story that cross the south heavy rain thunder showers could develop over the florida and the stock due to a couple of the air announcers declining one one the areas from the south the temperatures are in the high near twinkies in miami. just know it. barrie colts a difference in temperatures is creating that weather here only six degrees while montana but finally spring in what i ride it by friday not want up to thirteen degrees tomorrow and going up to twenty one degrees on your site today as for the rest of these anti american looking quite chilling to the next coupl

tickets were sold that's fifty seven thousand more than the previous record set at the twenty ten vancouver games the international paralympic committee website was also flooded with visitors seeing and eighty five percent increase in traffic compared to four years ago. and heading to the nba hardcourt the miami heat clinched a spot in the playoffs after defeating the washington wizards at home on monday night. the defending champs beat the visitors ninety nineteen ninety two and the three game skid on the back of the twenty three point performance by the brian james and twenty two by his co star dwayne wade. they need to follow the indiana pacers who clinched their postseason berth last week. and over to the majors all time home run king barry bonds has gone the center says goldstein uniform for the first time in nearly seven years the forty nine year old bonds is at with the giants not to hit homers but as the special hitting coach. he'll be passing on some of his hitting the links to the players during his one week with the tea. now let's go on over to korean pro volleyball interviewee c

chances for its fortune is now at the paralympic games in sochi german among those here on the slot vancouver has won her second gold medal on the twenty one year old athlete already won gold in the downhill event on saturday. today she took first in the super g but her victory was overshadowed by the serious collision of two american owners. here's a llama nichols and stephanie victor crashed into each other on the slope. to be evacuated to hospital by helicopter. the statement from the us team said but the athletes are conscious and on their way to recovery now the german soccer and there might manage a narrow one nil win against fried article for the week. little left to play for european club side was decidedly below par and needed the help of some questionable refereeing to finish on top. coach chris and i couldn't stomach another defeat this time his hand to the conspiracy against his team thing. rice who has directed that this incident has caused the accident and his crew don't go with the toasted seeds. he was felled by goldman sachs contents. and the escape of the loop. it's the bran

alpine skiing russia already securing four gold medals the last pair let the games were held in vancouver two thousand ten russia got away with twelve gold medals their first aid competition. it's already up at four this afternoon is when curling be kenya's and sledge hockey it's the first time for team russia competing interests like talking so well. hope to see that the f twenty two keep up their momentum and still stay at number one in the medal rankings. criminals it seems are going back in time for weapons. it is getting more and more difficult to buy guns in the uk but legal loopholes are allowing them to boost their arsenal with antique revolvers and rifles add cheese to such silly explain this piece dates back to the late nineteenth century and is classified as a collection of peace. now there's no formal requirement for a new registration for this but when the museum we are in a high security low profile forensics laboratory of the national ballistics intelligence service. where's the beef pieces are analyzed in order to help authorities understand how they end up in the hands of

basically beach and smashed its previous record of thirty eight back in two thousand and ten in vancouver. ash sixteen of those of gold which is also smashed the previous records back into it in two thousand six with thirteen medals. so it's pretty much i'm presenting here for the rest of paralympic team. of course these gold medals won. over the traditionally strong sports that they are participating in class on the cross country skiing in alpine skiing but this is the first time that the paralympic sports team. i will be participating in all disciplines here in salty and i'll mention also that they will also be potential podium finishes up for the wheelchair curling and the sledge hockey teams that did qualify for the semi finals so it's still early days to see where exactly rush to finish but one thing is crucial. they have really really set a precedence for themselves. apple's future four paralympic games as a whole. like okra chad got a light from shaun tait michael thank you very much indeed britons arrested three men and a woman on suspicion of having to still read to support extre

essence the cinema the performances of athletes at the olympic games in sochi where better than in vancouver for example six points and won the top ten of two kinds of sport something cool or as in sochi fifty athletes from ten kinds of sport and to the top ten it says that we are we to have a bag a mix of growth. they're very strong young athletes in the capital have recovered athletes haven't realized the medal target the national team for this court to face the task to improve the results of previous olympics us to make is that i've come to an affiliate of the cars teams up in the big games in sochi. it is claimed to be a massive mistake. of course we were disappointed with their performance but i would like to say that they're also shortcomings of our coaches. i think when you hire school coaches are domestic go to sell exchange experience with one specialist in him to nominate a team of like the ideal of up to seven business decisions. the latest news is that three dhabi you dodge cars out that stevie got kate said. and. it's a cliche because it sends banking sector is teaching. last au

i in vancouver two thousand and eight. they were ranked second in the medal standings with thirty eight for talking ten gold sixteen silver and ten bronze bell in order to break the record as most successful host of the paralympic games. gotta take seventy one. the lot where was he thinking doing now settled some other stories from around the world facebook and youtube may soon be out on her feet the country's prime minister is accusing his political rivals of posting forge audio clips online in a plot to crack his government have upcoming local elections in a latest recording are shut tight there is no one is allegedly heard suggesting to journalists should be fired and i recently time control they can pronounce on the pretext of defending privacy. a move that was met with fierce opposition. five people have been killed and eighty others wounded when a motorcycle bomb went off in a crowded market in the southern afghan region of martell. no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack by the restive area isn't know

athletes of the year and won a silver medal at the games to go with her goal from the twenty ten vancouver games. the mall he successfully defended her gold medal in five hundred meter speedskating in sochi become the first korean and third woman ever to be keen to give them tons. now let's get to football superstar chris jenner anomaly is not only arguably the best footballer in the world. he's also the bridges. he landed on top of the time and money list at the peak of its one hundred and fourteen million barrels last year. that's one of the five million us dollars. and firstly people on board and now the money was the nl mr goss and his bible yet again turning slightly less but still not too shabby wanted it to the top. and ready to pitch for the champions league action messy and barcelona are looking to put away manchester city in the second leg of their round of sixteen match up with by munich and at the moment but that's a good four or so votes and followed them as the tickets until i get the win for the next level. no kickoff is scheduled for thursday at four forty five pm korean ti

alpine skiing russia already securing four gold medals the last pair let the games were held in vancouver two thousand ten russia got away with twelve gold medals their first aid competition. it's already up at four this afternoon is when curling be kenya's and sledge hockey it's the first time for team to compete in the slight cough and some will hope to see that the appellant's he can keep up their momentum and still stay at number one in the medal rankings. of course will be watching the news all three out of the paralympic competition will have more updates the on air. and also online and i t dot com ride while yet i've seen that common and terrorists in its tendency to say in the refugee camp as an outcry and breakaway groups that didn't match the facility housing mostly palestinian evacuees and begins a wave of peace. then somebody the ex president of golden polio at the final farm operation he then they left the navy to be tapped to make waves. his election campaign in response to london to find an atv and hasn't won the kiddos getting modern weapons has become increasingly difficu

help from her new prosthetic leg, determined to dance again, and this week at the ted conference in vancouvere was about to stun the crowd. behind the scenes she was in tears. >> we stopped for a quick second. i just started bawling. even before i even got out there and the stage manager was very sweet, she's throwing tissues at me. >> reporter: she handed you the tissues and said, get out there and dance. >> it was like, wipe those tears away. >> reporter: and tonight, right here for the first time, you're seeing what she did. ♪ >> adrianne dancing again. the rumba with her dance partner, christian. hardly a dry eye in the room. >> it just felt -- i felt victorious. before the dance even started. i wasn't going to let this stop me. you know, when i have hard days and when i think i can't do something, i just tell myself that i'm not going to let them win. that gets me right back on my feet. >> and so we choose adrianne haslet-davis. watch for the stunning walk coming soon. >>> warnings about this year's fire season, what you can do to reduce danger. >> oakland's payout to an iraq war veteran

google cofounder and ceo weighed in, sitting down with charlie rose for a rare interview in vancouver>> it is disappointing that the allrnment secretly did this stuff and do not tell us. i do not think we can have a democracy if we are trying to protect ourselves from the government for stuff we never had a conversation about. --on't mean we have to know about a terrorist attack they are worrying about protecting us from, but we have to know what kind of surveillance the government is going to do and how and why. we have not had that conversation. has done aent tremendous disservice to itself by doing all that in. lex never coming to google to ask for anything. >> not google, but the public. we need to have a debate about that. where we cannot have a functioning democracy. it is not possible. google is in the position of protecting our users from the government doing secure things that nobody knows about. then there is a privacy side of it. >> the privacy side -- the world is changing. carry your phone and it knows where you are. so much more information about you. that is an importan

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charlie rose set down with larry page at the ted conference in vancouver and sat down -- and startedking where google is today. >> our mission is to organize information and make it universally accessible and useful. , is that whatsay you guys are really still doing? actually when i think about deep thingis such a for all of us, to understand what you want, to understand the world's information. and we are still in the early which is crazy. i have been added for 15 years but it is not at all done. >> when it is done, how will it be? >> i guess thinking about where we are going, why is it not done? one is computing is a mess. your computer doesn't know where you are, what you are doing, it doesn't know what you know. what we try to do recently is just make your devices work, make them understand your context. google now knows where you are and what you might need. to workting all of that on the one billion android -- we are starting to work on televisions, which is android for wearables. having the market understand you and understand that information -- >> where we are going is artif