katty: what looks like a very grim situation in winnipeg now. at five years old, most kids are playing with toys or are old enough to write a bike. in texas, one boy has used his time more productively. he has uncovered a dinosaur fossil that is a hundred million years old. he did have the assistance of his dad tim. >> [indiscernible] reporter: little hands that made a big discovery. he was digging in the dirt near his home in texas when you found some sort of skeleton. >> i thought i found a turtle. reporter: but what he actually found was a dinosaur fossil, 100 million years old. >> he walked a little ahead of me, came back with a piece of bone and it was something pretty large, so we started looking in that area, started finding more bones. reporter: the fossil is thought to be a type of dinosaur with armored plates on its back and similar in size to a pony. the discovery was made in september, but it has been taken months -- it has taken months for excavation permits. just but if you look around where we are, this is a shopping mall. you do

the main river that runs through winnipeg. winnipeg. >> i've seen lots of homicides.o me. this is certainly new, the way that tina's body was disposed of. i haven't come across that before. >> just asked me how i felt. >> reporter: tina's foster mother still can't believe she's not coming home. >> i felt like somebody ripped my heart out of my chest. i never just thought it would hurt so much. to know that someone would do that to a little girl. >> reporter: tina's death shocked winnipeg not just because of its brutality, but because dozens of aboriginal women and girls have gone missing or been murdered here. there was claudette osbourne, who's been missing since 2008, and just a few years earlier, the severed body parts of her 16-year-old cousin flipill pee phillipia were found in the red river. aboriginal girls are more likely to be murdered by strangers than other weapon. and many meet their killers in places like this, winnipeg's red light district. the police allowed us to film them on an undercover patrol as long as their faces were hidden. they say 90% of the

and winnipeg is on the brink after a 5-4 victory. >> what do you think winnipeg looks like?ota. a lead for the blues. a you're a big hockey guy, aren't you? >> i like it. >> i gathered that much. let's switch to baseball. a scary moment in pittsburgh. a fan behind home plate gets a little too close. she got a little too close. >> she's not even pressing up the against the net. that's dumb luck. >> that has lawsuit written all over it. >> the injury caused a 23-minute delay in the game. she was said to be conscious when she was carried out and taken to a hospital. >> she wasn't even up against it. she was just walking to her seat. >> wrong place, wrong time. >> as for the game. chicago chris bryant at bat. two men on and things start to look a little bit like little league baseball. check this out. >> chris bryant out in the deep center back toward the wall. right at the base of the wall. a score. rizzo coming hard. the throw to the plate gets away. bryant now rounding third. throw goes there. headed toward the plate. three there. he's going to be safe. >> that's some bad fie

the jets were rel indicated back to winnipeg in 2011. they last playoff game was in 1996.ucks recorded a 5-4 win. the ducks now lead the best of seven series at 3-0. crucial game 4 takes place on wednesday. >>> security at the boston marathon was understandably high after the bomb attacks on the race two years ago that killed three and injured more than 260 people. this year's race was dominated by kenyan and ethiopian runners. this was the fastest man. giving his winner's medal to the city following the 2013 attack. in the women's race the kenyan held off the ethiopian challenger. >> i'm happy to win for number one, and for boston! [ cheers and applause ] >> be strong boston, 2013! >>> lots more sport on our website, for all of the latest check out aljazeera.com/sport. we have blogs and video clips from our correspondents around the world. that's it for me. >> thank you very much indeed. and that's it for this news hour from doha. we thank you for watching. david foster is live from london next. do stay with us. ♪ >>> the captain of a capsized ship on which 800 migrants d

they are one point behind winnipeg for the second wildcard spot. >> that's because winnipeg beat minnesota wild 2-0. the jets have won eight of the last 11 games as they make a push for the post season. >> former world number one tiger woods is confident he'll win his 15th major title at the masters, starting thursday. ranked 111 he carded a career high of 11 over par in january at the phoenix open and has missed the past two months due to a back injury. woods has not won a major since 2008 but has been pleased with his practice at augusta, and some opponents are excited for his return. >> hasn't played for a while. everyone is excited and interested to see how he performs this week. what the state of the game is for him, because, i mean he's a huge part of gulf. everyone enjoys watching him, obviously. we got blessed with the 15 year span of the domination that he had out here. as a competitor i didn't like it very much. you know it's good to see these - my hero growing up watching him. >> i hope he's happy. i hope he's fine. i hope he will play well this week. >>> that's it for me. >> th

even over toward winnipeg into the single digits. some passing showers back there toward the west, that's totally separate storm system, if you are over there toward british columbia and to the pacific northwest, do have an umbrella ready. now, here into japan, i do want to mention, we have a cold front here off to the north, going to bring passing showers, maybe a few thunderstorms as we head into the weekend. the most part, drier advisories in place and staying relatively warm out here. that's in japan, back toward the west, summer like. look at beijing, 31 there on your saturday. i will leave you now with your extended outlook. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us. >> the bloody rampage through tunis' bardo museum has left tunisia reeling as it comes to terms with an is attack which struck at the heart of both its tourist industry, and its national identity. the country once held up as the arab spring's last beacon of hope is now faced with some tough soul-searc

watch what happened in winnipeg. the driver said she lost more than her tire she lost her wheel well. she stopped for a bit and then kept going. >> look at that. just on the rims. both tires. >> it looks like the driver ran over something that punctured both tires and kept going. >> this last video from dash cam videos australia takes the cake. >> they get hit by something in the road something bounced up? >> yeah it was a bat. it hit the guy in the chest. he said yes, it hurt. yes, he was bruised and, yes, he was amused by it after it all happened. >> his reaction is great. >> gross. >>> this is an incredibly tense situation that was captured in the netherlands. this man right here that is swimming over to the car heard the sound of an engine and ddenly a splashd that there was an unconscious woman inside. >> oh, wow. >> the vehicle. three different men end up swimming to the vehicle to try to get this woman out. emergency services have already been called. but they are still en route. >> who owns that boat right th

but to the north, extremely chilly for this time of year only one for the high winnipeg. 6 degrees for the high in toronto. but to the south, 17 for the high in chicago. so warmer than average temperatures for you in chicago on monday. and across europe severe weather is still gripping italy. the balkan peninsula in turkey. because of this low pressure system thunderstorms, and also risk of hail and even some tornadoes are likely in to your tuesday. however, across the west dry and calm conditions over the british islands and south as well as the northern portions of the iberian peninsula. some scattered showers for the south, though. temperatures are going to be cooler compared to where they should be during this time of year over this year 13 degrees in london. 12 degrees in paris. much colder than average in moscow. 6 degrees the high with snowflakes on the menu on monday. all right. now here's the extended forecast around the globe. >>> and that was this hour's roundup of news from our studios here in tokyo. stay with us. there's more to come here on nhk world. ññ>>>>>>>>

they trail calgary, winnipeg second wild card spot no lead between the sharks and coyotes, more coming up after the break. >>> the big news of the day is the rain and snow -- >> and plastic easter eggs just fine tomorrow. yes, scattered showers, if you are going to do any easter egg hunts in the sierra winter weather advisory. so strong storm there on tuesday, and things do warm up quite a bit for the second half of the week. >> nice. >> thank you for joining us on nbc bay area news. >> we'll be back at 11:00, until then, have a great night. >>> you're watching an nbc bay area news special. tonight, we investigate. >> you guys are listed as not paying your workers. >> why do they do this to me? i don't deserve this. >> thousands of businesses in california, not paying their workers millions in wages. we investigate why the state is struggling to stop it. >> so when someone from one of those industries comes to blow the whistle, is that happening? >> no. >> we investigate the agency that is supposed to protect workers who report wrongdoing. why some claim it's not doing its job. >> so w

the winnipeg jets beat the minnesota wild. the sharks then lost to the dallas stars 5-1. so they won't be going. >>> coming up next on mornings on 2, we continue to follow the developing news in fremont. a jackknifed big rig is causing some major traffic problems on 680. how long it will take to move that truck and reopen the lane. >> plus we've had rain during the night and rain parts this morning. it's causing several problems around the bay area. it's slippery roads, muddy messes. stay tuned. we have team coverage. >>> good morning. developing news out of fremont. a big rig crash is causing big problems for commuters in the east bay. we've got a new development in just the last ten minutes. when the chp thinks this story might be cleared. >> reporter: the rain may have left up but the traffic certainly has not. we'll show you what effect the rain is having on this commute. >>> good morning. 7:00. we're live in fremont and instate 680. you can see traffic just at a standstill the

. >> anaheim ducks through to after sweeping the winnipeg jets in their western conference series. ryan kessler scoring to help the ducks to a 5-2 win. they'll face the winner of the vancouver calgary series. into and looked to be in a better position. play resumes in a few minutes time. four wickets from stuart broad restricted the windies. england under pressure. or under a huge amount of pressure to score runs. 74 without loss at the close. >> it's a simplon. the only way to win is getting 400, 450 first innings, and plying the pressure in that way. >> more sport in a couple of hours time. that is it. >> thank you, stay with us here on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news it ahead. keep it here. >>> european leaders discuss ways out of the migrant crisis victims as ferry disaster victims are laid to rest. ♪ >>> hello, i'm richelle carey, you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also on the program. saudi jets launch new air strikes in yemen. houthi rebels demand a complete halt to raids as a precondition to talks. >>> nigeriaia's military says it has entered boko haram l

first time opponents will be winners versus winnipeg. join minnesota on the vote. it's the national predators versus the chicago blackhawks. >> hundreds of runners have been allowed to compete in the northern korean marathon. many runners registered with travel companies at the last minute after the country lifted a travel ban due to bowl lo fears. i'll be back with more sport more golf later. >> we are hearing that a germanwings plane on the way to milan has been evacuated after a bomb threat. a320 was tax i go toward the runway when the pilots were alerted, taken to a safe position then searched using sniffer dogs. the metro poll tan art meme of new york is holding an event to embrace new technology. we went to the art gallery. this i also what he saw: >> even the building that houses the most extensive killer collection of new zealand art is itself a work of art. it won't the building of the year award at the world architecture festival. the innovation continues inside which is why the art gallery has been invited to narc. >> it was a complete surprise. it was w

it's a new older franchise coming back to winnipeg. >> it's unbelievable.w, it's great for hockey. four teams in canada. two teams in new york. you know, a team in washington. just an exciting time to be the nhl. >> talk about your best-sellers right now. >> the best-sellers we have are the rangers proud t-shirts. liz: how much are those? >> this is the crying storm for rangers. this is $20. twenty-four dollars -- excuse me. liz: well, the jerseys are more expensive. correct? some are north of 100 bucks. >> yeah. the jerseys, which is the hottest seller, this is $170. but it's great, if you can't get to one of our stores, go online. mojos.com. i own this. the last year at the coliseum. i was there two weeks ago. it was so exciting. it was like being in the finals of the stanley cup. >> how are the islanders merchandise pieces doing? they're facing across the washington capitols. that's where your stores are. >> correct. so we have stores in washington. stores in new york. they're playing tonight. we look at it as the don king promotion, where he has two box

they with one point behind winnipeg for the second wild-card spot. >>> one team that won't be any thinkis the toronto maple leafs. al jazeera's daniel lak tries to find out why toronto's beloved leafs are so bad, and why their fans keep supporting them. >> reporter: they are sports legends, the biggest team in hockey. the toronto maple leafs. this leaf-loving couple got married there the team's home arena. even their dogs wear team colors and it's a written in stone which team any future children will support. >> we just know there's only one choice for them. >> yeah. there's no options for the kids. >> yeah. >> reporter: what scott and jennifer don't know is when even if they will get to see their beloved team do this genuine the stanley cup like they did in 1967. since then they have barely come close. this year and for much of the past decade they haven't even made the playoffs ♪ >> reporter: this young fan recorded this song of heart break and loss. >> a lot of music is about heart break or heart-warming, right? there's maybe a little bit of in between, but that's what most of it is

they were actually eliminated in the middle of the 5-1 loss here in dallas because winnipeg beat minnesotan couture said they should quit once the season was over. >> we watched the third period when we knew we were out of the play-offs. it was bad. selfish plays by bad guys and bad lines chasings and penalties and -- i mean, play for each other play with pride. we let each other down. we let our goalie down of the it's not good enough. you got to be a proud hockey player. you go out and work as hard as you possibly can. >> yeah. general manager is not going to stand for that. changes i bet you ken is coming. >> the odds are out woods 33-1 shot to win it. your boy 11-2. >> joey fatone: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey! steve: welcome back. welcome back. [indistinct] [cheering] i appreciate it. thank y'all. [indistinct] i appreciate you. thank y'all very much. i appreciate it. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. listen, we got a good one for you today, folks. returning for their second day from fayetteville, georgia it's the alm

the anaheim ducks first round opponents will be the wildcard winners the winnipeg jets. calvary in the postseason for the first time since 2008-2009. it's the national predators against the chicago blackhawks. he stalled and had to take a replacement -- take out a replacement bike with three minutes left of qualifying time. it's the spaniard's third pole position and he hopes to come back after the race in qatar. >> hundreds of foreign runners have been loud to compete in the north korean marathon. many runners registered with travel companies at the last minute after the company lift add travel ban due to ebola fears. the race is now formally recognized by the international athletics federation. it is a busy, busy day of sport. we've got all the details for you at aljazeera.com/sport. >> do stay of with us on al jazeera. that is the end of the news hour but we've got another full bulletin of news coming up in the next couple of minutes and i'll see you again then opinion >> we hear from one family living in fear in yemen as the saudi-led coalition targets houthi fighter

you've got 18 in toronto, 25 in washington and behind it, 30 in winnipeg not a big enough differential. this is all rain. the amount of rain falling is starting to be a concern. the next 18 hours it continuously rains in the southern states. behind me, that snow pack is being added to in california. the focus remains here with temperatures of 21-25, you can imagine this is semi tropical air. it's just coming up from the gulf the gulf waters high 20s that's a lot of moisture to go in the air. this is going to keep range for the next two or three days. there's floods in northern florida and mississippi and louisiana and it will carry on that way. even on wednesday still range in southern texas though in dallas it stopped. atlanta, georgia it's still wet. jane. >> a team of scientists in australia says its developed a technique, the making of so-called super credit criminal steam may be a game changer for the renewable energy industry. an drew tomas explains. >> it looks almost like an act of worship but this is science mirrored panels turn in unison towards a tower directing on to it a p

in the western conference, the anaheim ducks first round opponents will be the winnipeg jets. calgary join minnesota on the road for the first games and it's the national predators against the chicago blackhawks. >> hundreds of foreign runners have been loud to compete in the north korea marathon. it's an annual birthday celebration for north korea's former leader, the grandfather of kim jong-un. the runners registered with companies at the last minute after the country lifted a travel ban due to ebola fierce. the race is recognized by the international athletics federation. that is all the sport for now. >> thank you. a group of women in costa rica is gaining international attention for its fight to save the local environment. mangrove swamps and fish stocks were dying out but the women's collective is taking action. andy gallagher reports from the remote island. >> these days, the fishermen on costa rica's largest island are making a good living from the sea. the plentiful work is constant but it wasn't always that way. on previous years over-fishing and mismanagement of the

. >> the winnipeg jets took on the anaheim ducks. the franchise spent 12 years in atlanta, but it wasn't a happy homecoming as the anaheim ducks record add 5-4 win. the ducks leading this best of seven series 3-0. it continues wednesday. >> this year's boston marathon was dominated by kenyan and ethiopian >> i am happy to win for number one and a strong boston. a strong boston, 2013. >> segue into a sport with the name segue in its title britain hosted an international tournament in segue involving teams from poland. segue polo involves molt rides scooters. it's a relatively new sport but there was a familiar outcome in the english town of rugby an all english final winning 2-1. the world champions of football who proudly call themselves the champions of segue polo, as well. the germans are champions of tiddly winks, as well. >> do stay with us. >>> another day another rescue by the italian coast guard. more than 400 migrants are brought to safety. ♪ >>> hello, this is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead . . . s

they're one point behind winnipeg for that second wildcard spot. >> one team that won't be at the playoffs is the toronto maple leafs. they're already eliminated. it's the ninth time in the past 10 years the league's richest and most supported team hasn't made the cut. al jazeera tries to find out why toronto's beloved leaves are so bad and why fans keep supporting them. >> they are sports legend's biggest team in hockey, the toronto maple leafs. every home game is sold out years in advance. around the city, that devotion's on display. this couple got married in the team's home arena at center ice. even their dogs wear team colors. it's written in stone which team any future children will support. >> we know there's only one choice. >> there's no options for the kids, they're going to be leaf fans. >> that's it, yeah. >> what scott and jennifer don't know when or if they will see their team win the stanley cup like they did in 1967. since then, they've basically come close. this year and for much of the past decade, they haven't made the playoffs. >> this young singer found inspiration in

we are in winnipeg. we are tied up at 4. sudden death overtime. here we go. >> get a three, brings it back around, there's the shot, good! >> that's your game,ry , anaheim 5-4, three games to none lead in the best-of-seven series. the play of the day. >>> a cal berkeley football coach is on administrative leave this morning and soon that could be the least of his worries. >> a court struck down a tactic that water companies use to get to you save water. i'm kiet do with a live report (mom) when our little girl was born we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru a subaru. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> a correctional officer recovering this morning after gunfire erupted inside a northern california prison. >> the clock is ticking on doc

we are in winnipeg. we are tied up at 4. sudden death overtime.ere's the shot, good! >> that's your game,ry, anaheim 5-4, three games to none lead in the best-of-seven series. they are playing hockey still. we are not here but they're playing hockey. the play of the day. >>> 5:25. a california woman is suing southwest airlines. she says a flight crew left her husband to die. we'll tell you what she says happened in an airplane bathroom. >> and you use more you pay more. that was the plan to get us out of the severe drought, right? well, it might not be the case anymore. why the plan is called unconstitutional. >> reporter: the clock is ticking on a bay area hospital set to close life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. you wish your dog could fight off fleas and ticks. but since he can't... you rely on frontline plus. because frontline plus unleashes a deadly killing force to kill fleas and ticks, plus flea eggs and larvae, preventing a new infestation. its protection lasts a full 30

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