avalanches cutting off a small town in alaska. snow up to 45 feet deep is blocking the only road out of town, backing up a river and threatening to unleash dangerous flash floods. the city of valdiz remains shut off while crews work to remove the debris. it is slow going. with unstable conditions threatening new snow slides. jon: the weather may be freezing cold but some good samaritans hearts are still warm. two people rescuing a dog stranded for three hours in the ice wri delaware river. kayak and a blanket they used to get to the dog and bring it safely back to shore. patti ann: the white house hitting back over charges the administration is one of the most secretive ever. our media panel debates the war of words. not sure who will win the super bowl? you might want to ask these manatees. their past predictions have been right six years in a row.
waterfall flows all the time. it is really cool. they carved the valleys, they carved these mountains, ever-changing shape, awesome. wife been coming through here with the boat i run in the winter, in the spring, i get to see some awesome snow slides. incredible. greta: the tankers go through here. they are tethered to one of those high horsepowered tugs. greta: is that new since the valdez? yes, the exxon val tease, these tugs have come into play. greta: can you get that far on a line? when you get a 1,000 foot, 900 foot ship, 200, 300 feet wide, in this area, you lose power, you only have a few moments to keep her on a straight track. greta: it is not so much they are going to get off the track, if they lose power they can steer. right, there s not enough room to flip-flop right here. greta: how far from us is
waterfall flows all the time. it is really cool. they carved the valleys, they carved these mountains, ever-changing shape, awesome. wife been coming through here with the boat i run in the winter, in the spring, i get to see some awesome snow slides. incredible. greta: the tankers go through here. they are tethered to one of those high horsepowered tugs. greta: is that new since the valdez? yes, the exxon val tease, these tugs have come into play. greta: can you get that far on a line? when you get a 1,000 foot, 900 foot ship, 200, 300 feet wide, in this area, you lose power, you only have a few moments to keep her on a straight track. greta: it is not so much they are going to get off the track, if they lose power they can steer. right, there s not enough room to flip-flop right here.
know containment. so if one of those tanks ruptured it will stay inside this containment. there s enough containment to hold one of those tanks completely rupturing. greta: so where are we? right now we are in valdez narrows. you are looking at middle rock this is the narrowest part of valdez narrow. greta: the tanker has to go through this narrow part? to get out to sea and still another 65 miles to glow. that to go that s a glacier that is all the time, it is really cool. they carved the valleys, they carved these mountains into ever changing shapes. i ve been coming through with the boat i run. in the winter, in the spring i get to see some awesome snow slides. incredible. greta: not bad. the tanker goes through here.
know containment. so if one of those tanks ruptured it will stay inside this containment. there s enough containment to hold one of those tanks completely rupturing. greta: so where are we? right now we are in valdez narrows. you are looking at middle rock this is the narrowest part of valdez narrow. greta: the tanker has to go through this narrow part? to get out to sea and still another 65 miles to glow. that to go that s a glacier that is all the time, it is really cool. they carved the valleys, they carved these mountains into ever changing shapes. i ve been coming through with the boat i run. in the winter, in the spring i get to see some awesome snow slides. incredible. greta: not bad. the tanker goes through here.