not much to complain about in vancouver. a far cry from laguardia, where we started yesterday. that is the most frustrating airport to fly out of and into, because not only are flights and there are cancellations, but if you go to the central terminal, there is nothing to do their nothing more frustrating than being stuck in that terminal with no great places to eat, nowhere to shop. it is a dump and holiday passengers could be sitting there for hours. laguardia was the most frustrating airport by far. people at laguardia will not be happy you call them a dump. terminals.he >> that is what the index as. so what goes into determining all of this, these rankings? team tookrg rankings tons of information from all the airports in canada. they rank things according to amenities and travel time, what it's like to get to that airport, public transportation options. again, you had to take a cabinet is pretty expensive. a lot of factors went into this. some of the least frustrating portland,ncludes austin, calgary, and phoenix. a cou

two-tenths of a second, that is what determined the sharks game last night against vancouver.harks undressed vancouver recently winning 10 of their last 11. second period, game tied at 2. heardle without a stick. vancouver 3-2 until the final seconds of the game. >> they score! the sharks have tied the game!! >> determined there was no time on the clock left, no gunmen. goal. >> it was the right call. the puck not across the line when the clock hit 0. sharks lose by 2/10ths of a second. >>> okay. i had this exclusive interview here with larry baer and pablo sandoval during the post-season but the question is how much longer will giants ceo larry baer be able to hold on to his star third base man? sandoval's agent told the "chronicle" yesterday his client wants a six-year deal. a situation that puts all the other giants free agents on the back burner just a moment we have told both peavy and vogelsong we need some time to sort things out. um, and again it goes back to pablo. so pablo is the only one we have engaged as far as an offer and movement forward in that fashion. >> the

and before you know what vancouver leaves 32 in the second. and here's the game here thorn in appears to scores time expires they look on the videos and slowdown and the deal goes away just by two tenths of a second the sharks louis and now they're record has gone down we have the giants' coach doing negotiations with possible sandoval we've engaged but we haven't seen much progress in three days the other free agents are going to have to wait while the giants tried to lock out in san of all nfl - browns at bengals 4-year old leah still has a rare form of cancer her dad is bengals defensive lineman devon still leah was able to attend her dad's game for the first time tonight she watched from a suite locking eyes with her dad as they waved at each other with her on the field the team gave a check for $1.3 million to battle pediatric cancer the browns are going to win the game behind 3 short touchdown runs and some great defense but tonight was all about leah still 49ers on the road that they will really have to perform in new orleans to keep th

you have greg or robertson reelected is a vancouver mayor, how significant is this? were arrested in front of the white house. along with 1200 other people like bill mckibben and others, protesting the keystone xl, what, three years ago? do you think progress has been made? saying, it hasen shifted dramatically in those three years. i think it has shifted. when i think about what we were doing three years ago outside the white house, our counter arguments were, well, doesn't really matter. as i said, we will get the oil out some other way. and now all of the other arteries that would carry that out of alberta are facing challenges. the reelection of robertson and the fact vancouver stood up to huge amount of money coming from the oil industry to try to beat whoor robertson and others are opposing vancouver being more of an oil export terminal than it already is, is an indication of future amount of to all ofposition these projects. it percent of people in her disclosure proposed increase oil coast. on their pos spent to getney their candidate elected, they were defea

and even further down into the single digits for vancouver. so this is just the beginning, as we go through the week the cold air will continue to march further down to the south. we're talking about temperatures down into the single digits once again as far south as the carolinas. as we go throughout the rest of this week. now, we're talking about some pleasant weather conditions over in east asia. high pressure controlling the weather for korean peninsula and also into eastern china. the high pressure systems will continue to push toward the east. we do have a disturbance toward northern china that's going to bring moisture and cloud cover as we go throughout tuesday. ulan bator you're going to see a chance of snow with a high of negative 4. 13 in beijing with cloud cover. 15 seoul. and 16 in tokyo. so we're going to see a mix of sun and clouds. but eventually we'll see some rain going into wednesday. wrapping things up with a look at europe. central europe you can see a whole area of cloud cover with a couple of low pressure systems. one re

looks mostly sunny, drift being right across, associated with a system moving north and portland vancouverwith a couple of tropical systems, port arthur, look at how come a it is 39 in denver and all signs point to all the way town to the deep south. 40s and 50s we have come way up from a few days ago especially in the north and that's not the case now. 51 calls towing, upper 40s -- calistoga, and we get that warm air over us and we have the higher clouds coming in and we will take off on the highs, high pressure will reload and come right back in for the weekend. a warm pattern at least this time of year and minor cooling and most of clouds will go north and most of them are thin clouds. it is a mix of sun and clouds and 70s on your temperatures, coast bay inland, san jose and even out to antioch, everybody is close here, bay area is your territory. when you have 40-degrees, no rain until about the 16th 16th . ouch. >> and it is unbelievably cold going into the great lakes, it is amazing. >> they had snow for trick or treating. >> their first know ever. >> their records go back to 1984 an

it's bringing rain to vancouver, seattle, and portland, and the low will stay low.h prsure is acting like a protective dome, keeping storms away. so sunshine in the forecast, warm temperatures, and the highs aren't going anywhere the next five days or so. the forecast animation shows you for sunday, clear skies, clouds filter in, partly cloudy when you wake up monday morning. then the clouds break down, total sunshine by the afternoon, and temperatures nice and wm, to start off the new work and school week. so over in rightlows, 52 in san francisco. 45 in napa, 50 the overnight low in concord. the bus stop forecast tomorrow morning, cool temperatures, so you'll need the jacket. temperatures in the inland east bay in the 40s and 50s. along the coast a bit wmer, low 50s and a cool breeze. and that sunrise at 6:36 a.m. tomorrow morning. and highs for your moay, '71 in vallejo. 70 the high in san jose. downtown san francisco, normal high of 67 tomorrow. san rafael, 70. and half moon bay, high of 64. the accuweather seven-day forecast, early clouds tomorrow morning, they

it's bringing rain to vancouver, seattle, and portland, and the low will stay low.he high pressure is acting like a protective dome, keeping storms away. so sunshine in the forecast, warm temperatures, and the highs aren't going anywhere the next five days or so. so the forecast animation shows you for sunday, clear skies, clouds filter in, partly cloudy when you wake up monday morning. then the clouds break down, total sunshine by the afternoon, and temperatures nice and warm, to start off the new work and school week. so over in rightlows, 52 in san francisco. 45 in napa, 50 the overnight low in concord. the bus stop forecast tomorrow morning, cool temperatures, so you'll need the jacket. temperatures in the inland east bay in the 40s and 50s. along the coast a bit warmer, low 50s and a cool breeze. and that sunrise at 6:36 a.m. tomorrow morning. and highs for your monday, '71 in vallejo. 70 the high in san jose. downtown san francisco, normal high of 67 tomorrow. san rafael, 70. and half moon bay, high of 64. the accuweather seven-day forecast, early clouds tomor

couple days, first off, we have an area of low pressure just to our north circulating showers into vancouvere, and portland. that rainmaker is going to stay well to our north. the reason why, a bubble of high pressure has formed just off the coast as a protective dome of high pressure, keeping storms away from us and well to the north. this high pressure will supply us with not only dry skies but plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures this week. those warmer temperatures are going to peak wednesday into thursday. our forecast animation will show you overnight tonight we'll have clouds streaming into the area. we'll call it partly cloudy tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, you're going to see total sunshine across the region. a lot of sunshine on the seven-day forecast. overnight lows, not as cool as we were last night. the clouds kind of acting as insulation to keep us bit warmer tonight. 54 the overnight low in san francisco. 51, san mateo. santa rosa, about 45 degrees. your bus stop forecast will call for partly cloudy skies. grab the jacket early on. temperatures starting in the 40s a

they've been holding vancouver to just 20 goals total in those 11 meetings.hlights for you and the full story tonight at 11:00. all right. >> with all the world series hype, we've forgotten about the sharks. we got to get out to a sharks game. >> i'll be working my way down there pretty soon there to the tank. >> thanks, geraud. >> for a full half hour of sport coverage watch comcast sports tonight at 10:30. >> thanks for joining us. have a great evening. >> bye-bye. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] follow your joy to a celebration like no other. start your new orleans holiday at followyournola.com. exactly the way you want it... until boom, it's bedtime! your mattress is a battleground of thwarted desire. enter the sleep number bed. right now, you can save $400 on the c4 mattress set. he's the softy. his sleep number setting is 35. you're the rock, at 60. silent night not so silent? sleep number's even got an adjustment for that. give the gift of amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. where you'll find our lowest price ever on the c4 queen mattress plus 36-month

in vancouver this drone was captured on video flying near a high-rise at night. >> dude, no way, this is so epic. >> reporter: peeping drones are a coppic on "south park" > full force. >> he was right in the middle in the park. >> reporter: back in san jose when the guy kept combing back residents were ready with cameras and called police. when they rushed down to confront him he took off. >> the guy was standing somewhere around here. >> reporter: the downtown residential association is pushing for a city ordinance for a drone buffer zone around high-rise buildings. >> respect people's privacy. we don't like this. we do not feel comfortable when you walk into your balcony and see a drone right in your face. >> reporter: councilmember sam liccardo says shaming the man might work just as well. >> i think the important thing is to simply ensure that whoever this person is, they know that they are being watched and i think certainly media attention is a good thing in that regard. >> reporter: there is no drone- specific law in san jose, but san jose police say if they catch up with this

wet for vancouver and seattle. chilly in winnipeg seeing snow possibilities in chicago as we go through thursday. in terms of the forecast from turkey, ohio to pie, west virginia, looking at possibility of snowfall on thanksgiving. we start to warm a up by saturday. over in hams, california, a different scenario. very warm conditions, 21 on thanksgiving. we'll see rain as a system comes on shore and cools by saturday. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. until next time, good-bye. >> we begin with our top story this hour after a grand jury decided not indict white police officer who shot and killed a young black man last august. the anger is still there but the violence isn't, at least for now. as protesters gathered late last night, we have this report. >> you guys are making me lose my voice. >>

you can start to see showers in vancouver, seattle ported. but that will stay to the north.pressure us building off the coast and not going anywhere. that's going to send rain well to north and bring us more sunshine and warm temperatures over the next couple of days. 0 our forecast animation, start off the evening with clear skies but watch out as the clouds move back in. so overnight tonight and first thing tomorrow morning, we'll wake up to mainly cloudy skies across the bay area. however the clouds evaporate quickly and back to the afternoon total sunshine, and temperatures in the 70s. so overnight lows 40s and 50s across the bay area. 53 oakland. 49 in san jose. start off with clouds early on tomorrow morning breaking for total sunshine by the afternoon and a high of 71 in vallejo. and oakland, 68 by the afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast tons of sunshine by the afternoon looking great for tuesday was we head to the polls and vote, wednesday and thursday temperatures we talked about warming some ten degrees before normal. inland, low 80s. we'll see the coast

seventh of the year f.nick makes 3-2 vancouver. seconds left.ton puts it in and we go to over time. not so fast. upon further review the puck didn't cross the goal license when the clock hit zero so no goal. the sharks lose 3-2. the warriors 4 and o and green explains his jordan like tongue wagoning from last night you know it's not your night when sawz.oach >> green wants to clarify he was not sticking his tongue out at griffin last tonight. had he 24 points and warriors routed the klirps and hits the 3. nning back and stuck the tongue out and turns out his target was former teammate 0neal. >> i wasn't even lking atat hi him. jl was giving me the face like that. i was looking back at j o. of course i'm not running around tonguing nobody like. that contrary to popular demand. >> this so you knowed like modern day jordan like tongue a permanent feature for you. >> it might now. i'll get aboucomparison to jordan i might run with hit. >> 10 of 33. picked off three mes. the interception there to set up a touch down. everything going wrong for the be

north of vancouver, british columbia. we're going to be high and dry for the next several days. nights will be clear. they'll also be chilly or cold, depending on your tolerance for 40s. you may say it's cold out there but it's normal for this time of year. afternoons will each be sunny and mild for the next week. there's not a drop of rain in sight. it may feel chilly tomorrow. it will be above average everywhere in the bay area. high in san francisco, 66. in san jose, your average is 71. tomorrow 72. sunnyvale, 70s. san mateo, burlingame, hayward 71 degrees. it will be a mild afternoon for you in pittsburg and san ramon. highs in the 70s there. 69 in san francisco. richmond also in the upper 60s. mid 70s for napa and petaluma. 75 your high tomorrow in cloverdale. right across the board, not one change between now and this time next week. mid to upper 70s midland. mid 70s near the bay. right around 70 at the coast. this is the envy of weather forecasters and folks who like sunny weather anywhere in the country. nobody else can do that but california. mired in the drought, we mi

that is what determined the sharks game tonight against vancouver.harks have won ten of the last 11. second period, game time at 2. toneytomas hurtle. >> they score. they score. >> there was no time on the clock left. go goals. >> it was a right call. as the puck did not cross the line by the time it hit 0. >> it is in my arm! it can't get away because of my arms! >> that was my interview with pablo sandaval. hi told the chronicle his client wants a six year deal that put all the other giants free agents on the back burner. >> we have told them we need to sort things out. and again, it goes back to pablo. so pablo is the only one we have engaged as far as an offer. and moving forward in that fashion. >> how about pablo? despite all the noise about jim harbaugh. some of the guys seemed loose. quentin patton got a chance to speak. >> what is the frustration level light? >> no frustration. we are all here. we are all in. we are going to be back. >> we are all in. >> time for the thursday night top five. highlight, the bengals tonight. they beat him 24-3

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seventh of the year f.nick makes 3-2 vancouver. seconds left.ime. not so fast. upon further review the puck didn'tcross the goal license when the clock hit zero so no goal. the sharks lose 3-2. the warriors 4 and o and green explains his jordan like tongue wagoning from last night you know it's not your night when the coach gets drilled by ow a broader mix of energies, world needs nees to move, to keep warm, to make clay piggies. that's why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. sawz. >> green wants to clarify he was not sticking his tongue out at griffin last tonight. had he 24 points and warriors routed the klirps and hits the 3. running back and stuck the tongue out and turns out his target was former teammate 0neal. >> i wasn't even lacking at hi him. jl was giving me the face like that. i was looking back at j o. of course i'm not running around tonguing nobody like. that contrary to popular demand. >> this so you knowe

again some snowy weather into winnipeg, also into chicago and wet weather into vancouver and seattle. mention thanksgiving. let me show you the forecast now, all these locations called turkey. expecting, though, snowy conditions for the day before thanksgiving into kentucky, ohio, and west virginia. so notice, the central and northeastern portion of the united states as far south as kentucky we're dealing with snow problems into thanksgiving day, as well. now, not nearly as cold as what we're going to be talk about here. let's go to antarctica where we're looking at temperatures that are, whoo, really cold. for those of you who are not huge marathon runners, i don't know, this is going to be really cold here. tenth annual antarctic ice marathon held this weekend. average temperature, negligent live 15 degrees. the winner a resident meteorologist in that area. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. h the area surrounding ferguson, moser has been dropped by the worst night of civil unrest sin

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they drove down over the weekend from their home in vancouver.y're hoping vasurveillance video will narrow the search. ha is a stanford grad and co-founder of metro mile in the city. his family says no indication of trouble except his recent complaints of migraines. >> he's had moments where he was more introverted and likes to take him to himself. but he's never had any indication that he would harm himself in any way. >> his friends have been distributing these flyers you see here near a south of market apartment. his roommate last saw ha at 8:00 on halloween night wearing a red hoodie. >>> thousands of kaiser nurses say they are walking off the job tomorrow. the reason, the nurses claim the hospital is not properly training them to handle an ebola outbreak here in the bay area. damian trujillo is live at keyser in santa teresa. there's another layer to the story. the nurses are in a contract dispute with kaiser, right? >> reporter: yes, and surely that has something to do with the action here the next couple of daze. kaiser says it is flying i

gustier conditions and greater outages were reported north of the border in vancouver, canada. >>> andhen take a look at this video. this is november's snow in michigan. more than 2 feet has fallen since monday in the northern part of that state, and it looks as if more snow is on the way there. >>> and everyone wondering, of course, we know the cold air is coming, but will we see any snow out of this, bill? >> you know what, we could see some snowflakes tomorrow night in the pocono mountains, north and west. i think in our area we might see a sprinkle or two, nothing much. we're not seeing much in the way of any precipitation this morning. we've got fog and mist, though. this is the view from smyrna and delaware. seeing some very dense fog in delaware and south jersey, but just like yesterday, it's going to clear out and we'll see lots of sunshine. it's going to make for a nice warm-up. in fact, these clouds are already keeping things warmer this morning. the clouds over center city. and we are in the 50s. low cloudiness, no fog at all right across the delaware. so, pennsylvania is fo

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later this evening, san jose sharks, they are hosting vancouver over at s.a.p. center in san jose. 7:30 the gates open closer to 6:30. so again, expect extra traffic tie-ups just as the evening commute winds down. that's your latest "kcbs" drive to work. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> new safety ratings are out to help parents keep young children safe in the family car. the insurance institute for highway safety has announced its best bets in booster seats. marlie hall reports from new york. >> reporter: this is what can happen to a child with no restraints in a 35-mile-per- hour car crash. booster seats elevate children riding in the back seat providing a good seatbelt fit that is essential for kids ages 4 to 8. >> booster seats are for kids that are too small for the adult belts to fit them. >> reporter: the institute for highway safety says a record number of new booster seat models earned the institute's 2014 best bet rating, with 27 out of 41 providing solid seatbelt fit on kids in a range of vehicles. >> what boosters do is elevate the child and g

. >> cox lose to the vancouver 4-1 and cowboys' defeat the giants' 31-28. katy perry will headline super bowl halftime show. she was rumored in august among finalists. she tweeted the news out from australia where she is gone to war. super bowl 49 will take place cirque refers to an arizona. >> xbox continues his straight week of games of the dow up 91. the nasdaq up 11. one man's bent is causing quite a distraction on the road. this because it looks like this and flipped over. it belongs to when i was a mechanic it is the second of van that he built like this so he drove the first one cross- country to convention and and after that was gone he sold it. shortly after he created at the belly up van to point though. it is the upside down and lifted off the frame parts are assembled around a ford ranger pickup truck. >> they're very clever and creative. >> this could be my next car. >> 20 degrees current temperature. expects temperatures to fall quickly as rain changes to snow. snow showers by 2:00 p.m.. 29 degrees five reasons to be glad u.s. pet for thanksgi

even gustier conditions and greater outages were reported north of the border in vancouver, canada. > look at all of this november snow in michigan. more than 2 feet have fallen since monday in the northern part of that state, and it looks as if more snow is on the way for michigan. >> just cold temperatures on the way here, right, bill? >> we are going to start feeling that cold tonight. it will be dry, but there are a couple chances we will get a little bit of wet weather in the seven-day forecast. we won't see any major snowfall in our area, but i can't rule out a few snowflakes. right now we're looking at denver. denver, fog and mist and light snow. at denver, it is 3 degrees. and they're looking for a high temperature today of 6 degrees. it's a cold one there. that's part of the cold that's going to be moving our way, but we're certainly not feeling it this morning. no, clouds overhead really helping to keep us much warmer. there's no fog in this view, looking across the delaware. there's a lot of fog in delaware and south jersey. look at those temperatures. everybody's in the 50

in the third vancouver on the fastbreak and yannick hansen tips it past corey crawford for the go- aheadgoal. he completed the hat- trick with an empty- netter and yoco a bit of a mess out there. some intensely dangerous driving conditions. colder weather moves and. it is lifting out of here pretty expeditiously. it is a mess. what a transformation from a near record weekend rain. the biggest warm-up and in november and nine years. here we are in the midst of a full winter again. tonight at 9:00 we'll take a look at the winter outlook. please put something together on that. what a change this morning. we know that the called shot last week produced some amazing effects around the area. i thought the school. this is a shot of the mall and. thanks to artificial snow and sure the weekend once did not help any. we of cooler air coming. the coal sends us the shot just before the melting began over the weekend in the wake of the lone goal surge. >> stacey smith was quite an honor for jack frost handiwork. this is in the middle of a cold front last week. also snapped the shock of a frozen buckl

why don't the canada pipe it to vancouver. they don't want it contaminated with explosions and leaks. we have had 6000 leaks. we don't want our ranchers and prairie lands at risk. the folks who are generate billion worth of food for our country. we need to protect their land and water from the risk of a dirty tar sands disaster. >> jack to that part. plenty is transported by rail carc and tankers and there are significant safety concerns there. and i cite back to the state department and others. the pipeline has risks that it would be less risky than the above ground transport. >> pipeline and product moved by pipeline. 99.99 percent of it is moved safely. there is a great record for that and as you pointed out, that product is moving. it is moving by rail. let me make the other comment. we talk about the temporary jobs, since when was a temporary job a bad job? 42000 jobs? the president's job is temporary and that doesn't make it any less important. those in the the labor movement are offended when we hear the comment that co

record low and the record high which understanding in front of, it is splitting off and it is up in vancouver, portland seattle, it's not cold here. 20s and 30s for many, in fact very cool, there are signs all the way down to the deep south and it is something i have seen for ten months. the facebook comments, e-mails are all coming in, i understand. 3139 for lake tahoe and reno, 64 down in reno. 40s and 50s -- 40s and 50s on the temperatures, menlo park, which was 40 and 41. 48 now loss altos san mateo, also foster city. any sign of a pattern change, we occasionally have them, they are not high enough and there are no rain for casts everything dries down and it would not extend or dry out that far and they are bone dry for us and that's probably going to be the case through the middle of the month. for us everything looks high and dry here, mostly sunny for us, mix of sun and clouds, 70s on the temperatures that includes coast and bay and we will still be above average and boy was it a spectacular day at the beach and we have a rebound on the week den, not important. >>> the world's largest

vancouver. i am standing in front of the jade can knew. least rated the frustrating.n i talked to passengers, i have been talking to them throughout the day, they say on the rare chance their flight is delayed, they do not mind being here. there is plenty of shopping, great restaurants, and a lot of features throughout the airport. water features, and aquarium. it is actually relaxing. another factor in the rankings -- and i understand this is not your strong suit -- but getting to the airport on time. >> [laughter] >>. passengers love it it is reliable. >> i feel like that is not fair. .ancouver is in canada it is not fair. there are so few people there. >> no, it is a major international airport. >> is it? what else is on the list? >> the most frustrating airports on the bloomberg rankings list includes three in the new york washington, dulles, chicago o'hare. avoid them at all costs. least frustrating, portland, calgary, phoenix. airports are not the best, but i have been here since 3:00 a.m. and i cannot complain. >> the corporate -- the airports that are closer t

in vancouver it can't wait time by 90%. live from the abc seven broadcast centers, this is abc seven news at 5:00 -- on your side. >> i don't know why these people wanted to kill him. i don't know why. >> a mother's heartbreaking search for answers after someone guns down her son just feet away from his own high school. what she remembers about the phone call that changed her life and the information police leak -- police need you to know tonight. it was about this time last night when we learned someone has shot and killed a 16-year-old near woodbridge high school. >> it happened on a path students call the cut. by the time emergency responders arrived, brendan wilson was dead. we have more now on the story and what police are saying. >> this is near the area where the shooting happened yesterday. this is the cut and as you can see, friends are gathering together, having a moment together. just to convey how difficult some of this loss has been for this family. we see here a balloon, stuffed animal and flowers. thening the

toronto, vancouver, i love you, but not like montreal. why? i shall explain. all will be revealed.is guy out. what's the post office's motto? neither rain nor sleet nor driving snow nor plague of locusts prevent the mail carrier from delivering my junk mail? here in montreal, the simple task of delivering the mail in winter comes with its own set of hurdles, icy hurdles. i've got to ask, do you have special equipment for this? >> we've got slip-on boots. we do have our boots in the rain -- sorry, when it gets icy, with spikes on them. >> uh huh? >> and they give is also slip-on spikes for when it's icy. ♪ >> any sort of city ordinance that you have to shovel or -- they're not penalized financially or ticketed? >> no, nothing like that. >> any injuries in the line of duty? >> i've had several tumbles, one incident i was off for two months. i thought i broke my ankle. >> what's the most perilous aspect of the job? would it be dogs or icy stairs? >> in this area there's a lot of dogs, but i would say icy stairs. >> it's one thing to have to work outside in this wintry mess, but it tak

vancouver leading and now we take you down to the final pick. goalie, joe thornton apparently scored at the final seconds. but, the replay will come into effect and you've seen the clock on your lower right, clearly it did not get across the goal in time. it's waved off. replay prove fatal to the sharks. they lose by a total of 3-2 and they're only 2-3 at home. that is a rough way to go down. >>> probably was appointment tv back in ohio. but cleveland browns-cincinnati bengals a thursday night yawner out here. notable in the fact only that the browns win in the game since 2009. and the browns completely dominate. it's ben tate in from five. barging in for the cleveland touchdown. bengals total offense only 165 yards. 24-3 cleveland. they are 6-3. >>> warriors basking in the glow of last night's victory. a career night and a little explaining to do about some of their antics. while the giants talk about their plans that seems to circle around one particular lovable panda. sports part two next. e simple. subway! ♪ femalsave hundreds on beautyrest

even gustier condition s and greater outages reported in vancouver, canada. >>> much of the country is already in the deep freeze. we're about to get a big drop in our temperatures. this is the last warm day for quite a while. we have cold weather arriving tonight. as soon as the sun goes down, you're going to start to feel that chill and it's going to be a long, cold spell. at least a week, probably more than that. the visibility was terrible a few hours ago. couldn't see i-95 from this camera. but you sure can now. things have improved quite a bit. 62 degrees, the wind is starting to pick up. that's the reason it's improving. two degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. now, we got up to 70 yesterday. about 66 today. and then it drops. 50 thursday, 48 friday and by early next week, next tuesday, 48 will seem kind of warm. it's going to get even colder. the current temperatures, pretty mild. look at that, 65 in philadelphia. 68 in wilmington. 63 in allentown. we're not going to be close to this during the day tomorrow. as you will see. here is the feels-like temperature at

at the moment we have fast contrasts between northern areas of eight degrees at vancouver and british columbia, with atlanta georgia, struggling with 2 degrees c. and likely to full further. looking at the lakes, i have removed to satellite imagery to show the lakes. we have interesting effects. this lake-effect snow happens when you have cold air coming across warm waters, you have the heat, the moisture and the big know deposits. lake era, or is why buffalo and lancaster and vast amounts of snow is coming down. milwaukee is the other side of lake michigan, and we have 19 sent meters as we speak. there's the next lot of snow. think are interesting. milder air feeds in, the winds change and have you a meter and a half of melting snow >>> still ahead - america's undocumented. millions of immigrants could be saved from deportation by president obama >>> plus, tunisia is preparing for its first democratic presidential election. they are concerned it could be the comeback of free resolution and they'll tell you why. >> and the davis cup final. farah with the details. back with us after th

five years ago you know before the olympics in vancouver, you know it was relatively new to me.nd it just -- what people said really affected me. now, i'm just focused on me and i know that if i -- you know, stay true to myself and just focus on my own goals that everything is going to work out okay. >> if you had an opportunity to talk to your younger self, lindsey vonn, when she was 17 years old what advice would you give her? >> i would just tell her to be a little bit smarter and a little more careful. more careful, growing up i was always 110% all the time. you know, there was no 50%. there are just always as fast as i could go. and that is -- that has gotten me injured quite a few times. so i would just you know, tell myself to be a little bit more cautious. >> coming up in the next hour, lindsey vonn opens up about her source of inspiration as she fought to get back on the top of the slopes. >> tiger and i kind of went through rehab with both of our injuries at a similar time. and you know we were both in the gym together and pushing each other and motivating each other a

the home contest against vancouver, they go on the road again for seven more games.dwide tour. like the old saying, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. >> if you can win, it's a great thing. if you lose, you go through a tough stretch, there's always questions what's going on. the team's not tough enough. but just a group and you'll have understand and downs. when we get a chance to play at home, we've got to take care of business. >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. it is a final, the warriors beat the clippers 121-104. the warriors one of only three unbeaten teams left in the nba. 4-0 record. steve kerr got his first technical foul. they were up 25 at the time. >> gee. >> what day is the parade? >> right. we're looking for a friday maybe? >> yeah. let's make it on a weekend. >> we like that. >>> it's early. but tell you what, they look really, really good early. >> kerr's going to be great. >> thank you for joining us. for all of us here, we appreciate your time as always. >> abc 7 news continues now online, on twitter and facebook, on all of your devi

hosting vancouver. men in teal. 10 and one. shark 10 and 1 against the canuck.rit down there you have to which are shades. tied in the second period. joe look at this. the between his leg an neats miller. one more look at this. that is ridiculous. seventh of the year for him. have been can you ever has 3 goals on 12 shots. against this. nick if snap it in there and canuck leading in the thir third. if overshadowed by 4-year-old girl. giving her daddy a wave before the game. captured the hearts of million millions. rough tonight for pweping always. 10 of 33. picked off 3 time. robertson with the interception. if you are turn overs. result in ben tate punching in 4 yard out. had 89 yard rushing in the la 2 years combined. one 70 and 3 td. look out. coach lewis drilled by his own guy. kirkpatrick. hit of the hate for the bengals. from their own coach. within 24-3. 6 and 3 and tied for first. afc north. after a mr. out win over the clippers last tonight. warriors 4 and o and expectation rising fast. if golden state manufacturing the ball arun the court faster creati

you can see rain that's where it is in vancouver.down our way until friday night when we will see rain return. no fog around the coast. winds are light right now. you're going to see pretty low overnight lows and you're also going to get a spare the air deal tomorrow. the valley fog has a potential to form in your neighborhood especially in the north and east bay. these are current numbers. not that cool, yeah it's chilly but you're going to get mid-30s in the coolest spots in the east bay. this is the story till thursday. till thanksgiving. then on friday, everything breaks down. and this low comes in. this is not just one, this low sits here and rotates and it'll drop one storm in. another storm. another storm. we'll see a couple of systems roll through as we head friday, really through monday. so here we are friday. this is just a long range model. friday shows the ridge breaking down. shows this front. watch what happens with the low. just kind of hangs here spinning through. hangs until monday. it stays green and blue over us. s

vancouver, seattle. there is plenty of moisture out here. it was the remains of typhoon nuri which turns extra tropical and moves into the cold water. they are looking for 70 knot winds and wave heights to 50 feet there. today and tomorrow. that almost in turn deepen over us. ridge will fire up. this will all take shape over the next three to five days. we have the fog. so some of that moving around a little bit. 36 up in tahoe. 45 ukiah. monterey at 50 proposal 63 and 64 l.a.. some 40s but a lot of 50s as well. 56sfo. 57 half-moon bay. after that fog burns off, we'll have lots of sunshine and everything points toward high pressure building in for a weekend. so slightly cooler by the coast. temperatures warm up over the weekend. rain stays well to the north. may be extreme northern california around tuesday and wednesday of next week. but it's stubborn. just stubborn high pressure. there is some of that system coming in tuesday but there is no rain in this. at least not here. i think we will get cooler and back to the upper 60s. fog, sun, ha

a vancouver based company. tickets by private companies. >> i think it's a rip off. >> they all know the city stance is they should not be penalizing people with citations. >> reporter: enpark that manages lots describes these as notices asking for payment not citations. in a statement a spokesman told us, enpark is not aware of any law restricting it from providing such service to its clients in california. but joe hannon says the manager of the center had been warned as far back as may of last year. >> i don't know their motivations but i do know that unless they're told to do other wise they will do what they believe they're authorized to do. >> reporter: in fact, e-mailed obtained by ktvu show enbark was asked to stop issue citations. >> private properties don't have the right to make that kind of enforcement unless there's a local ordinance saying so. certainly they have the right to tow any type they're parked in a way they don't like. >> reporter: one e-mail from an enpark manager indicates agents gave o

railroad crossing in maple ridge, british columbia, a canadian logging town about an hour outside of vancouvernown danger zone for truckers. >> i am going to say there are probably four or five hits in the 25 years i've worked here. >> he works for a lumber company right near the rail crossing where commuter and freight trains barrel through each day. >> most of these trains are going between 80 and 100 kilometers an hour, which is between 50 and 60 miles an hour. >> on july 25, 2008, one of walden's security cameras catches a tranctor trailer pulling up to the railroad crossing just as the gates are going down. >> i could see the train coming around the corner, and the train must have been doing about 55 >> ian woodruff is driving a tractor trailer right behind the one on the tracks and watches as the rig backs up. >> i watched him, and, to my amazement, i couldn't believe he was going on the tracks. and as he got on to the set of tracks, the front warning gate came down. >> the truck begins backing up, but the back gate closes just behind the driver's section of the 18-wheeler. the driver st

department, parking enforcement here is actually contracted by the shopping center to impart, a vancouverprivate companies. >> i think it is a ripoff. >> they know that city stance is that they should not be collecting or penalizing people with citations. >> impart manages lots in the u.s. and canada say they are notices asking for payment, not citations. in a statement a spokesman says, impart is not aware of any law restricting it from providing such services to its clients in california. but police sergeant johannon says impart and madison marquette the manager of the bay street parking center has been warned as far back of may of last year. >> i don't know the motivations but i do know that unless they are told to do otherwise, they will do what they believe that they are authorized to do. >> e-mails obtained by ktvu show impart and madison marquette in february set to take over traffic enforcement on the main street that runs through the parking center. the city attorney's office answered back with a clear and unequivocal no as to whether a company could legally issue citations on pr