an hour's drive north is the provincial capital, winnipeg, a city of 700,000. that's where i met this woman from somalia. for her safety, we agreed to shield her face and call her" nasra." she settled in minneapolis on a u.s. medical visa to get treatment for her six-year-old autistic son. her family is part of a minority clan persecuted in somalia's civil war. >> ( translated ): i faced a lot of problems in somalia. during the war, my father and my brother were attacked, and my mother and i endured so much pain. we left and never went back. >> reporter: after president trump listed somalia as one of the countries whose citizens would be blocked from entering the u.s., nasra decided that although she was legal, it wasn't safe to stay. >> ( translated ): i heard that they were going to arrest people and take them back to somalia, and that they were going into people's homes, and they were going to separate families, mothers from children. >> reporter: what would happen if you were deported back to somalia? >> ( translated ): if i go back to somalia, i won't stan

we set out before dawn from winnipeg, on a five-hour drive up highway 6.foggy frozen flat plains, deep into the province. with each kilometer, the canadian landscape grows wilder. by midday we are finally here. first sign of life. i think we are in easterville. here we go. tiny easterville is home to about 1,700 mostly native people from the chemawawin cree nation. >> the town isn't near anything. there's no strip malls. there's a grocery store, and that's it. so easterville is as sleepy and remote as a place can be. >> reporter: and in that remote place, this tiny blue house. police pinpoint this as the spot where every message between andersen, paris, and tom taylor originated. the catfish has just invited us in. hello. hi, i'm debra. nice to meet you. how you doing? >> nervous. >> reporter: and here she is, the puppet master. a soft-spoken, childlike woman, a member of the cree nation, 33-year-old shelly chartier. at first, she's reluctant to talk with us, then shows us the home she shares with five family members. >> this is my mom. >> hi, i am debra r

a stylist in winnipeg, canada, came up with that design, one version topped off with a green straw. some people think it's pretty sweet, others think, like the drink, it's sour. >> pastel hair has been in for a long time and i support it. >> good for you. >> you're not there for it. okay. >>> democratic leaders want to know why the state department used taxpayer dollars to promote president trump's mar-a-lago estate. what we're learning next at 5:00. >>> and we showed you the flying car earlier. now google is entering uncharted territory in the self-driving car business. >>> plus, new concerns this morning over north korea. i'm tracking the latest here at the live desk next. >>> a dmv report reveal mud details about apple's autonomous cars. >>> good morning, coming up on 5:00 a.m. on tuesday, april 25. i'm that zouves. >> y'all couldn't tell us you were going to wear red today? >> we were saying in commercial break you are the springy ones. >> we're just bringing the energy on this side of the table. regina reginald, bringing the sunshine back? >> i hope so, we're getting deeper int

so, in winnipeg, 18 celsius on friday afternoon, down to just seven on sunday. the average is nine.e quite windy without bricks of rain. some rain and showers for the arts in northern italy. and across to the balkans as well. brolin looks like it will be quite cool with rain. but in athens, sunny and temperatures into the low 20s. back on our shores, saturday looks like a reasonable day, 14 degrees or so your top coverage. very little rain to speak of. the latest headlines from bbc news. america's most senior military commander in afghanistan says the decision to drop a powerful bomb on islamic state militants was based purely on tactical consideration, afg ha n purely on tactical consideration, afghan and american authorities say that 36 million about thes were killed. speculation is growing that north korea may be ready to carry out its sixth nuclear test as soon as this weekend. china has warned that tensions on the korean peninsula are increasing and conflict could break out at any moment. funeral prayers have been held in pakistan for a university student, who was killed by a m

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. >> this woman in winnipeg clearly enjoys the drink in canada.osted video of getting her haired died unicorn style. >> green straw for good measure there. so i've seen people with pink and blue hair look good. i don't know about the swirl, and the straw? >> the frap, the wrap, whatever? >> oh, the wrap frap. thanks for showing up this morning, joe. >> sure. the next hour of "eyewitness news" is coming up. >> group of nuns being forced to relocate from their delaware county convent. the reason behind the move. >> plus, a health scare forces he will on john to cancel more than month of shows in vegas. the diagnosis and when he's expected back on stage, coming up. meisha? >> all right, looking outside, wet roadways, a lot going on, water main break, phase four road closures the nfl draft and few accident, all coming up. first a quick break, stay right where you are. cbs-3 "eyewitness news" will be right >> liver in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this morning. >> and, good morning, i'm joe holden. jim is off this morning. >> and i'm ra