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Have baby bear, the big question is, wheres mama bear? >> the answer, fast approaching a busy intersection. >> so, we get over to tramway and montgomery, and the bear heads for a power pole. and so, immediately, im thinking to myself, can bear climb a power pole? >> when a bear feels cornered, instinct tells it where to go. straight up. now, getting her down safely is up to game and fish officials like mark burkehouser. >> it is just looking for a place to get away and get some place where it fe...

Cat. with amber and her as close as they are, it would be very painful. >> given the risks to their employees, the power company is reluctant to intervene. but by the third day, the crowd is demanding action. >> i was going to get my spike shoes and climb up the pole but they said they would arrest anybody that attempts it. >> the police informed us that someone considered climbing our energized equipment to try and remove the cat. so, when that happened, we decided that the best course of actio...

As for whos behind this, investigators say the early signs point to china. brian. >> scary story. pete williams in our d.c. newsroom tonight. pete, thanks. for the first time today federal investigators were able to meet with the engineer of that commuter train that crashed into an suv north of new york city tuesday night. despite being stationed at the front of the train car, he survived this accident in which six people were killed including the driver of that suv, a 49-year-old mother of th...

Threaten to disrupt as much as two-thirds of the u.s. fuel production. thats complicated because prices are finally low for gasoline. fox news senior business correspondent brenda buttner has more. >> harris, strike. american oil workers fired up for the first large-scale walkout in a quarter century as the united steelworkers union fails to reach an agreement with shell, which represents oil companies. this no deal is a big deal. it represents workers at 200 oil refinery chemical plants, pipeli...

They were doing crowd control, mark pilser is the assistant manager. >> this is definitely pretty crazy, a lot of people coming in and out. >> reporter: last mondays noreaster pounded boston with almost 25 inches of snow coastal towns like scituate are still recovering after being flooded by tidal swells that moved in thanks to winds in excess of 50 miles per hour. and some of the 8,000 homeowners across massachusetts are still without power. joe curtitone is mayor of the boston suburb of somerv...

For all man kind. >> the reality is that billions spent to get there hit home. a war raging in vietnam. budget demands in washington. but the space program continued the u.s. laufrnled space station silo, then a joint mission with the russians, then, the space shuttle. amazing projects but budget cuts, bit by bit, the u.s. pulling back and others more than happy to fill the gap. russia china japan. the country that conquered space now relegated to rides into space. >> like apollo, companies are ...

Future of the works that he started, the launch operation center in florida shall be known as the john f. kennedy space center. >> in april 1964 they launched project gemini. >> it was a two-man spacecraft. it was specifically to show that we could do a dock. >> you had to be able in space two weeks. you have to be able to get outside of the spacecraft in a space suit and have a guided reentry. we practiced those in gemini. it was an extremely important part of the lunar program. >> june 3rd 196...

Raises double the size for those who got in the last agreement. in a statement usw vp says oil companies are too greedy to make a positive change in the workplace. they continue to value production and profit over health and safety workers and the community. they hope to resume negotiations as soon as possible. they are demanding stronger roles rules to pref presentvent fatigue. the refineries can row dues 2 million barrels of fuel a day or total 10 percent u.s. capacity. the strike could push o...

Two or even three weeks to finally put out a fire burning in a brooklyn warehouse. seven alarms and it started yesterday morning. since then nearly 300 firefighters have been fighting the flames dense smoke and frigid temperatures. no serious injuries reported so far, and that is a great thing. but the smoke is severe. so much so that some of it is drifting across the river into manhattan. health officials are advising nearby people to stay indoors. the warehouse contains stacks of paper. wow, s...

>> and you could see about the last 15 feet his whole body bolts to the surface as though he goes okay, shes going to drown. im going to get her up. of course, im breathing. >> amazingly the only mark on her body, a small cut on her ankle where the whale had hold of her leg. >> i went through this whole, oh, my gosh, i lived. ill never tell a lie. ill never cuss. ill never -- you know, thank you, god, and every five seconds i would sit up in the boat, thank you, god, thank you, thank you. >> whe...