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a driver running over a fire hydrant creating a geyser of water near los angeles.ines also brought down delaying crews from trying to turn it off. less than 0 miles away the same thing happened. a college student who pulled an all-nighter created that geyser by falling asleep behind the wheel and crashing into a fire hydrant. >> a turn to look at your morning road conditions flash freezing from the pacific northwest to the san francisco bay area. snow covered mountain passes in the sierra nevada. still slick across parts of the upper midwest and northern new england. >>> flying weather-related airport delays only expected in san francisco thanks to all that rain. >>> u.s. coast guardsman is in custody after a deadly attack in massachusetts. >> police say adrian loya shot two colleagues on cape cod killing one of the women and wounding the other. he is also accused of setting a car on fire to hamper police planting fake bombs and wounding a police officer. he's been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation. >>> well two philadelphia police officers are under ar

it is the first time we hear from morgan geyser talking about her friend payton, who they left in the woods. >> she was my only friend for a long time. >> why would you hurt your only friend? >> it was necessary. >> reporter: and for the first time we also hear from anissa weier, too. her face blurred, the judge releasing this footage with the requirement not to show their faces during the interrogations. >> i said i'm scared. i was told, i was told if i didn't do something, my family would be in danger. >> reporter: her family in danger? who and what were those girls so scared of? we explore that right here tonight. while parents everywhere might be saying, not my child, tonight you're about to hear how all of this began as an ordinary slumber party. three girls and someone else, an unknown figure getting into that party, too. a fictional character from the internet named slenderman, who so many parents had never even heard of. we have spent months in that town and have documented one family's journey. two parents helping their daughter recover. >> she was forced to go into the woods

geyser's bedroom.isfigured barbie dolls. many with the slenderman symbol on them. all proof the defense team says the girls truly believed slenderman is real. >> told him -- i should have been left out so i didn't hurt her. but that's why i'm in here because we were careless. i knew this would happen. i knew we'll get in trouble. >> reporter: cnn new york. >> troubling. >>> jerusalem's mayor jumped into action to help stop ape stabbing suspect in the city. >> >> the man was driving by when the attack unfolded. you see him in the white shirt. after the suspect dropped the knife, he health the man on the ground until help arrived. >> police say the suspect is an 18-year-old palestinian. the israeli man who was stabbed was not badly hurt. >>> it was biggest -- hollywood's biggest night isn't all about the awards. >> coming up we'll look at the best and worst on the red carpet. nearly half a million cars were stolen in 2012, but for every car stolen 34 people had their identities stolen. identity thieves c

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it's sourced locally from their local geyser project. their feed in tariff called pro fit and net energy metering are under way. they have saved their customers well over $6 million in 5 months of operation and that was through their commercial roll out. they have completed the rest of the county and the rest of the residential role out. the last thing i will say and i want to go back to, somebody mentioned about timing. it sounds to me like there is real momentum to get going and certainly we would encourage you to do that for a couple reasons market conditions are very favorable now. natural gas is low which provides a balancing effect to whatever are renewable power you might have in your portfolio. the resources 2020 and there is excess power to be had. last thing, the city is able to file a binding notice of intent with the c puc which can be add advantagesous because you are allowed to event your exit fees as previous year. you can look at your scenario in timeline and given the capacity that you have at sf puc you have really gone

a geyser has frozen into an ice volcano, as a historic arctic blast continues to barrel through. more than 2 million people including those here in nashville are now under yet another winter storm warning. lester, more snow and freezing rain is expected here tomorrow. >> just keeps coming. gabe, thank you. dylan dreyer has one of the most spectacular views on the planet tonight. at niagara falls, almost completely frozen over. dylan, how does it feel out there? and what are we all looking at ahead? >> reporter: lester, it looks pretty, but it feels brutally cold. and it is going to remain cold with records likely tomorrow morning. take a look at the cold weather warnings we have from the great lakes to the northeast, stretching all the way down into southern florida. by tomorrow morning wind chill advisories for miami where it will feel like it is about 22 degrees. it will feel like it's about 30 below across the northeast. and on friday morning we'll see some improvements down south, but we're still looking at that brutal cold from the mid-atlantic right up into the northeast fo

we talked to a home owner here who woke up to that small geyser and she says she wasn't surprised about it because residents had been making phone calls to wssc reporting first, one leak and then another leak over the past week. take a listen. >> we were afraid that this was going to happen you know after the last incident where the water main break and that car went down there. you know it kind of scared us. we saw it breaking up just yesterday. wssc tells me it didn't immediately repair those leaks because of the significant amount of water main breaks they deal with this time of year. in fact last month alone, they fixed about 400 water main breaks. reporting in capital heights, jeanette reyes, abc 7 news. >> despite a very chilly start to the day, winter -- warmer weather is actually moving in for your weekend. chief meteorologist doug hill is here with a look at the first forecast. hey, doug. >> it's still rather chilly. many areas holding below freezing right now. we'll make progress. heading to the upper 30's this afternoon. our headlines, kind of cloudy and definitely chilly thi

yellowstone national park was established in 1872 after explorers discovered its extraordinary hot springs, geysersand other geothermal features. as america's first and still one of its most popular national parks, much of its original ecosystem has been preserved. dr. crabtree: it really was about drawing a big box around the geothermal resources of the park. and of course a wonderful windfall from that was the protection of pre-columbian conditions. all the species and all the wonderful habitats that are not represented in other areas of north america were protected by the original creation of yellowstone national park. go back up and see more of the active fires. narrator: however pristine the park may appear, in fact, human efforts to manage the park have had dramatic effects on the health of its plants and animals. dr. crabtree: in managing and protecting this park many things had to happen. and actually when it was made a park, there was already some big impacts to the park. fur trapping had occurred. elk and deer were being poached. and the park actually formed by bringing in the military to

. >> a magnitude 3.0, shook part of sonoma overnight centered two miles from the geysers. it hit at 11:49 at to miles down. the center was 13 miles northeast of healdsburg. there are no reports of damage. >> smartphone owners: good news. you are less likely to have your device stolen as kill switches become more common. san francisco district attorney says that cell phone rollries dropped 27 percent last year and credit the push with the fee you itture that allows the it seems to men phones to be disabled and be made useless. the charge has been lady locally for the change in the wireless industry. >> emergency clean up crew is working to mop up a small oil spill martinez with 84 gallons of oil and water spilled during a crude oil pipeline test your afternoon at the shell wharf. crews laid booms and used skimmers to stop the spreading. it took half an hour to trap the oil. >> when there is oil in the water we always are concerned about where it could spread. we deploy every mechanism we can to contain it. we movie we have successfully contained it. >> the oil is now contai

officials say a car hit a fire hydrant in the san fernando valley that sent a massive geyser of water shooting into the air. fire trucks blocked the intersection as firefighters tried to stop the leak. that didn't stop one car from pulling a u-turn. look at this. turning around and driving right into the water for, of course, none other than a free car wash. that's one way to get it done. >>> now to a rapid raid on a jewelry store. police in the uk released this new video. it started out with a smash. a stolen car rammed straight through a front window with masked men dressed in black not far behind. they slipped and slid their way straight to the goods where they used axes to hack into the display and back counters. that's when the security smoke went off. forcing them to flee as fast as they arrived. but, not before police say they made off with thousands of dollars worth of gold jewelry. >>> speaking of some gold and money, let's get down to business with cnbc's landon. >> stocks will try to extend thursday's gains today. the markets rallied as investors cheered strong earnings fro

>> because she said that he'd kill our families. >> reporter: prosecutors say last may weir and geysers before stabbing her both charged as adults with intentional first degree homicide. attorneys for both attempting to get them tried as juveniles. payton and her mother speaking exclusively to abc's david muir in september. >> do you think they should be charged as adults? >> for me it's about making sure payton feels safe that she can move on with the rest of her life. >> she's now back in school. celebrating her 13th birthday friday. >> she's doing great in school. but she continues a long path as well. there's much healing that needs to be done. >> reporter: court resumes today to determine if there's enough evidence to proceed to trial. for "good morning america," alex me perez. >>> time for the weather and ginger and i have friends in maine and like boston they are >> we keep saying boston but we don't want to forget about places like east port maine. almost 100-inches of snow. for boston five and a half feet above their average. boston number seven on the list of totals. look at

. >> came out around 8:30 this morning and i seen a geyser of water, coming up out of the sidewalk. >> certainly the temperature is not helping. the water temperature going to the mains is extremely cold breaking many mains around the city. we ask for patients as we get out there to make repairs as quickly as we can. >> reporter: today's weather wasn't a pain for everyone. we had a little fun and so did these cousins on this east falls hill. >> it is a lot of snow, so we get to have snowball fights snow board, ride down, the hills. i'm having fun. i like it. >> reporter: back out here live not fun for these drivers though. the streets department tells me that the plows when they do come through they are just trying to keep up with the rate that this snow is accumulating. so they will be back through again. now we're also told that there are some delays with septa, but before you head out, head to septa.org. after those people in that port richmond neighborhood were also told that they should have their water on, hopefully by this evening. another note too the streets department again

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. >> fire, to ice arctic conditions in western new york turning this geyser at ae state park into a 5 story ice volcano it has become a hot tourist attraction. bitter cold grips the country today. >> a new thought on what is this administration's lack of understanding about republican effort to defund the obama illegal immigration amnesty fiat. and the nation's media who are come bliss itcome place the in the national disinformation campaign, here is obama today all twisted up. he warns that defunding dhs would hit state economy. >> unless congress acts, one week from now more than 100,000 dhs employees border patrol, port inspectors, tsa agents will show up to work without getting paid. they all work in your states, these are folks if they don't have a paycheck are not going to be able to spend that money in your state. it will have an impact on your economy. it will have a impact on america's national security. lou: a huge problem with president's reasoning and his rhetoric. it is republicans who are defunding the president's amnesty fiat. not the entire department of homeland secur

. >> there was geyser of water coming up from the middle of the sidewalk. >> water was coming straightp. >> this is a brutal time of year, you know, certainly the temperature is not helping. the water temperature going through the mains is extremely cold. breaking many mains around the city. >> reporter: it was an 8-inch water main that broke and as you can imagine with all of this cold weather and all of that water on the ground icing was a major concern. city crews salting the soak roadway hoping to melt the rivers of ice already forming. debbie tells us the neighborhood dealt with a sink hole in recent years and she's thankful there wasn't more damage today. >> i was just hoping our basement wasn't flooded. thank god it wasn't. some of my neighbors weren't so lucky. i feel bad for them but, you know, i was lucky so thank god. that's all i can say. thank the lord. >> reporter: by midday residents allowed into their homes. water department crews bracing bitter temperatures to fix the broken main. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >>> and for continuing storm coverage go to myfoxphilly.com

. >> a 3.30 shook part of sonoma county and was centered two miles from geysers at 11:49 at a depth ofthe center was 13 miles northeast of healdsburg. there are no reports of damage. >> across the bay area people are snapping up lottery tickets helping to win a top powerball jackpot. >> officials estimate 485 million dollars will be up for grabs in the drawing the third biggest powerball praise ever. power paul is played in california and 43 other states. the drawing is at 8:00 tonight but ticket seams stop an hour before the drawing and powerball tickets of $2 each. >> so nation to stop -- so nice to stop the drawing before we go to bed so we get our fair share. >> that is right. fair chance. 1 in 175 million are the odds. >> there is a chance. >> good morning, everyone if you wondered where the cool spot was, good morning, san ramon. 36. that is you. danville is not far behind and low-to-mid 40's the inland neighborhoods. alameda 51. novato is 42. foster city at 44. cupertino is 42. milpitas is 48. redwood city is 47. half moon bay is 45. walnut creek is clear. though rain. no fog. j

this is a geyser that has been transform into an ice volcano. not just new york. a good chunk of the country is still in the deep, deep freeze. and we have you covered. laura ingle on how folks are dealing with it and bill flynn on how much you're paying because of it. laura? >> reporter: well, it is brutal cold, and as you mentioned the hudson river. the ice is flowing around and this makes your face sting and your teeth hurt and your fingers and toes to go numb. it's happening to all of us. the tug boat and ferry operators tell fog this is the worst ice they've had to navigate in the last 28 years of operation. commuters coming in droves to get onboard the ice-cracking vessels to get to and from work, this is new york, after all. many expect to have to deal with frigid conditions in the winter. >> i take it every day to work and come in and out, so it's kind of normal but the delays are annoying. otherwise it's fine. a little scary at times bit it's all right. >> more freezing than usual and just typical day on the ferry to be honest. >> and neil, more than 180

. >>> i want you to see the geyser in southern california. a car hit a fire highydrant this morning in van nighs. it streamed hundreds of feet into the area. a damaged utility pole and a heavily damaged car were spotted nearby. police blocked off the street and waited for crews to fix the hydrant. >>> the eruptions of mexico's two most active volcanos. these are time lapse views as ash and gas spewed into the air yesterday. one volcano located southeast of mexico's capital. 60 explosions over the last day. one reached higher than 33 00 feet. authorities have not ordered evacuations near either cay know. >>> meanwhile in downtown boston there is so much snow! crews are running out of places to put it. large piles of snow make it so for drivers especially in street corners. mounds of snow have narrowed sidewalks making it difficult for pedestrians to navigate and to make matters worse, more snow is expected to fall sunday and early forecasts are calling for significant accumulations. >> they've already received 4 feet of snow. it makes you thri

the geyser was going more than an hour. last night, less than 20 miles away, it happened again.ng in to a building. >>> rain is battering the west from seattle to san francisco. it's the first rainfall in parts of northern california in weeks and people were scrambling yesterday to get sandbags in place to prevent flooding. up to a foot of rain could fall the next several days but still not enough relief for drought-stricken areas. >>> flash flood warnings storm watches posted from tacoma, washington to the bay area. heavy rain is expected tonight. winter storm watches in higher elevations of california and nevada. dangerous windchills in the northeast. flurries around the great lakes. >> 20s and 30s from minneapolis to boston. 50s in seattle, kansas city and atlanta. 60s in denver and dallas. 70s miami and los angeles. >>> well, from our health headlines, a new way to conduct blood tests with the help of your iphone. accessory attaches to the iphone through the head phone jack. it is powered by the phone's battery. with just a small amount of blood, it can diagnose hiv and syph

. >> there was a geyser of water coming up from the middle of the sidewalk. >> water was coming straightp out of the pave many. >> this is a brutal time of year, you know, certainly the temperatures not helping. the water temperature going through the mains is extremely cold. breaking many mains around the city. >> reporter: it was an 8-inch water main that broke. as you can imagine with all of this cold weather and all of that water on the ground, icing was a major concern. city crews salting the soaked roadway hoping to melt the rivers of ice forming. debbie tells us the neighborhood dealt with a sink hole in recent years and she's thankful there wasn't more damage today. >> i was just hoping our basement wasn't flooded. thank god it wasn't. some of my neighbors weren't so lucky, you know. i feel bad for them but you know i was lucky so thank god. that's all i can say. thank the lord. >> reporter: by midday residents allowed into their homes. water department crews bracing bitter temperatures to fix the broken main. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >> and for continuing storm coverage go

it has everything from geysers to bison to wolves and it is incredibly accessible and a living diagramng -- >> i would argue. and yellowstone is one of the developing and touristy parks and i've gone there and the glacier and the grand tetons and to washington state and i would push people to do the grand tetons or the glacier. >> pushing back. >> you can debate it. >> certainly the tetons and mt. rainier, places where you can test yourself. >> i climbed it with my dad. and he summited it for the second time in his early 60s which is impressive. but go ahead. >> great. go ahead. >> if you want to test yourself denali national park 21,000 foot peak. the crazy thing about denali it looks like you should be ineesha and it is still -- in asia and it is part of america. >> and abby huntsman who will ask your next question. and abby would bring you a few of your favorite continents. >> i do loveash auxt and i'm from utah and so the big open parks, i miss them being here in new york. and you talk about the grand canyon yellowstone and these are wonderful, but there are so many places that peo

a look at this geyser in the middle of the street in van nice, you can't believe your eyes. the car sheered off a hydrant, sending water shooting 100 feet into the air. the car knocked down a power pole. police ended up having to block off the street to wait for crews to arrive. no word on how that car ended up losing control, but i think they're going to replicate that in vegas. >> that looks cool. >> we have been talking about it. rain on the way, flooding could follow. that has one homeowner encontra costa county holding her breath. >> who is in charge of the cleanup? sheryl herd has more on the finger pointing. >> as you see, our wood fence is completely taken over by these leaves. >> molly has lived in her home that sits on the border of san pablo and richmond for ten years. for her family who it rains hard it floods. she took pictures during the storm in december. when the maintenance worker got there, water was up to his knees. and the driveway was a small river. >> i have been calling contra costa county because every time i call the city they say i belong to contra

yesterday, a psychologist testified that morgan geyser, the alleged ringleader, truly feels that slenderman>> when you ask morgan, what if slenderman doesn't exist, she can't tolerate that and says she knows it's true. >> and her belief in voldemort? >> she says that's a real person. >> incredibly, the victim survived, crawled to her own rescue. the girls now charged as adults with attempted first-degree intentional homicide. although the defense -- they're saying she really believed in slenderman. >> i think the evidence is compelling. there clearly is a skopsychosis going on here. when you see children as young as 12 years old coming together and deciding to take the life of another child, clearly there are disturbing facts there. the psychologist who testified can attest to that. i think that you could see that, but what is most disturbing is the fact that they will be charged as adults. it was my understanding that decision had not yet been made. it is scary to think that a 12-year-old could sort of even fathom the idea to take the life of another. it is incredibly disturbing. i've been

a result this geyser spewing water 60 feet into the air. took utility crews some time to get the water shut off and remove a power pole that was also damaged in that crash. incredibly no one was hurt. and a road outside gaithersburg was shut down this afternoon as firefighters extinguished a fire that destroyed a tractor-trailer. news chopper 7 was over the scene just before 3:00 near the intersection of frederick road and i-370. it's not clear how this fire started or if anyone was hurt. let's get a check on the traffic situation this afternoon with bob emler and the wtop traffic center. hi, bob. >> hi alison. on the inner loop of the beltway moving up to 270 and 270 headed north up through montgomery village and germantown volume delays. i-95 b.w. parkway doing all right. key bridge maybe a crash blocking the right lane and on 66 eastbound, just before 29 centreville, there's a crash again. this is eastbound direction. westbound traffic is slowing down to take a look at all that. mostly getting over the occoquan and beyond that heading to

asleep at the wheel of his car on thursday and crashed into a fire hydrant in los angeles causing this geyser. the water spout reaching 20 meters or so. police will calculate the amount of water lost and then bill the unfortunate driver. >>> and coming up up in the next half hour in "gmt," can a ukraine peace deal be hammered out? the french and german leaders head for moscow. u.s. secretary of state john kerry arrives in munich. we'll bring you the latest on a frantic day of diplomacy on two fronts. stay with us. there's a place for vacationers who seek more than just a little time off. the ones who choose to go big or stay home. ♪ come with me now ♪ where every amazing, despicable wizarding adventure reveals moments that are truly epic. this place is made for those who do more than just vacation ... ♪ whoa ♪ ♪ go with me now ♪ it's made for those who vacation like they mean it. universal orlando resort. hey, how you doin'? it hurts. this is what it can be like to have shingles. a painful blistering rash. if you had chicken pox the shingles virus is already inside you. as you get older your

. >>> it was a spectacular geyser. you could see it from miles this morning. a damaged fire hydrant sent water shooting into the sky in california. the hydrant was sheared or damaged in a car accident. police blocked off the street until crews could get there to seal it up. no word on what caused the initial accident. >>> this is not your average bus stop. luckily, no children were hurt when this school bus slammed into a card shop in chicago. this happened around 8:00 this morning. the driver lost control and veered off the road. investigators are still trying to figure out how this happened. there were no children on board at the time. >>> it is still generating a lot of conversation across the country. the message behind one popular super bowl ad is resonating right here in washington. news4's zachary kiesch shows us why one council member wants more student/athletes to "play like a girl." >> show me what it looks like to run like a girl. >> reporter: sure it was an ad designed to sell a brand, but drawing attention to girls and athletic ability made this m

. >> reporter: evidence presented in court shows what was found in morgan geyser's bedroom, dozens of and numerous disfigured barbie dolls, many with the slender man symbol on them. all proof the defense team said the girls truly believed slender man is real. >> truth be told i wanted to be locked up so i couldn't hurt her. but that time has passed and now i'm in here because we were careless. i knew this would happen and we would get in trouble. >> randi kaye joining me. this is disturbing on so many different levels. so are they okay to stand trial? >> reporter: apparently so. in december anderson they found they were both competent to stand trial. will they stand trial in adult court where they are now or moved to a juvenile court? their defense lawyer is asked to move to a juvenile court because it's a big difference. they get 25 years. in adult court, it's 60 years. so it's a difference of 35 years for their lives. >> it's just -- >> so disturbing. age 12 to be talking like that. >> randi, thank you for the report. >> latest on the apartment building in dubai. eeeeeeeeeeeeeee fin

and after the explosion, a nonstop gigantic geyser of steam shoots up nearly 80 stories, an incredible sight to see. so loud and powerful, workers in neighboring skyscrapers feel their buildings shake. >> it was, like, it's got to be a building falling because it keeps rumbling. >> gregory's tow truck is parked right above the epicenter of one of the biggest underground explosions the city has ever seen. >> i don't know what happened to that guy who was in the truck. he was on top. >> his truck launches into the air and returns to earth with a jolting thud. >> this truck weighs 15,000 pounds by itself. so it had to be a powerful blast just for it to go up and come back down like that. >> the explosion leaves a huge crater in the middle of the street. it swallows the tow truck whole. but it's not caused by a bomb or bomber with evil intentions. >> the most likely thing that was the cause was cold water getting into the pipe, and cold water apparently causes these to explode. >> an 83-year-old steam pipe buried beneath the city street has exploded, sending up a plume of deadly, hot steam

there was literally a 60-foot-high geyser of oil. this spill was not detected by transcanada but was reported by a local farmer. in response to this spill and others, the pipeline safety agency issued a corrective action order temporarily shutting down the original keystone pipeline. the agency based this action on a finding that the continued operation of the pipeline without corrective action would be hazardous to life property and the environment. with this track record, we need a thorough review of whether the standards necessary to safely transport tar sands oil are in place. and the proposed route of this tar sands pipeline would cross the aquifer. millions of americans depend on this aquifer for their drinking water and for the livelihoods. if there's an oil spill, the consequences would be devastating to the americans who depend on this precious water resource. again this is another reason why we shouldn't be approving this and deeming this pipeline approved. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gent

top of the fountain you can see the water is still spouting out the top and have some calling it a geyser some calling it an ice volcano. as the water streams down the sides, it freezes on contact. this happens every year but it was posted on social media and got wide you know renowned attention. so people are coming down here to take pictures of it now. it's just a good way to show you just how cold it is. i mean record-breaking cold in bought mo bottomed out at 1 degree. the old record was set all the way back in the late 1800s. so we're not just breaking you know, records that have stood for 20 years. i mean we're talking about records that have stood for more than 100 years. pittsburgh bottomed out at 8 degrees below zero. even jacksonville, florida, 24 degrees. old record, 28 degrees. we are crushing records. you know it's bad when miami is under a windchill advisory. so i mean it's just brutally cold across the eastern half of the country. jose? >> it is indeed. dylan dreyer thank you so very much 367 talking about an amazing video to show you. look at niagara falls. look at that. i

the national park service is associated with national ran wonders like geysers and forests. urban national parks are few and far between. with this designation the pullman neighborhood is joining the ranks of the national mall and the statue of liberty as national parks accessible in urban areas. the monument also will provide an opportunity for tourism and job creation much-needed in this community. it's only right that pullman be preserved and honored as part of our national park system. i commend the president for his decision to showcase the prominence and legacy of pullman in our nation's history. mr. president, i yield the floor and suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call:

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had nose changes not been done given the stress on families today, you know i'm a prr proud geyser fatherink about having to move our son once every four or five years, it's a traumatic thing inside of our household. that's way more stability that anybody in the military gets. so the stress on the families has increased over the past 14 years. and thanks to congressional action the pay and benefits are quite strong and they need to be in my opinion, otherwise we're going to have a difficult time retaining men and women. second thing that's happened, the american people now are quite proud of their military. and they're quite confident that they're getting the kind of support that they need. but americans are a lot more patriotic and they care deeply about the men and women who are serving. and i think that attitude make as big difference. people's willingness to serve. i would say the combination of patriotism and the combination of paying benefits, those two things together have made a big difference. when i looked at the recommendations, senator, that we're making, the two big questions

changes not been done given the stress on families today, you know, i'm a prr proud -- i'm a very proud geyser father, i've got a 13 years. if we think about having to move our son once every four or five years, it's a traumatic thing inside of our household. that's way more stability that -- than anybody in the military gets. so the stress on the families has increased over the past 14 years. and thanks to congressional action the pay and benefits are quite strong and they need to be in my opinion, otherwise we're going to have a difficult time retaining men and women. despite the thing the second thing that's happened, the american people now are quite proud of their military. and they're quite confident that they're getting the kind of support that they need. but americans are a lot more patriotic and they care deeply about the men and women who are serving. and i think that attitude make as big difference. to people's willingness to serve. i would say the combination of patriotism and the combination of paying benefits, those two things together have made a big difference. when i looked at

driver caused a huge mess in the los angeles area after he ran over a fire hydrant sending a 70 foot geyser into the sky. it took more than an hour to turn it off. a college student stayed up all night to study for a test was behind the wheel. they plan to bill the driver. >>> the career of gold medalist bodie miller is in jeopardy after a high speed crash at the world championships in colorado. in the lead of his first race when he clips his left arm on a gate causing him to spin backwards, tumble and slide down the hill leaving a big gash on his right calf. his wife and son waiting for him. he had surgery to repair a severed hamstring tendon. he sent a message that he was feeling lucky since things could have been worse. you wonder how they get up and compete again later. >> you think about the speeds. the surface when they hit it. >> we hope they are doing okay. let's check in once again with carson and natalie. the screening down the block. guys? >> what would have thought when i was lead reading this book that it would come down to this. >> did you read them all? >> yes, i did. it's a

after he ran over a fire hydrant sending a 70-foot geyser in the sky. it took more than an hour to turn the water off. a college student who stayed up studying for a test was behind the wheel. the water department plans to bill the driver. >> the career of olympic gold medalist bode miller is in serious jeopardy after a high speed crash at the world championships in colorado. check this out. 37-year-old in the lead of his first race, when he clipped his left arm on a gate causing-imto spin backward, tumble and slide down the hill. the crash leaving a big gash on his right calf. he finished his run on foot. his wife and son as you saw at the finish line waiting for him. miller had surgery on thursday, to repair a severed hamstring tendon. after he sent a message that read, feeling lucky since things could have been way worse. >> in case of that you wonder how they get up and compete later. >> the speeds they are traveling. we hope he is doing okay. be well. >> thank you. >> let's check in once again with carson and natalie at the screening down the block

we're talking about morgan geyser and annisa weir, charged with attempting first degree murder placingit belongs? of course, their attorneys arguing they were just 12 at the time. this should be in juvenily court. but should it? how do you make that determination? >> that's the argument. and the issue is can a 12-year-old be rehabilitated so that they have a chance at life. you know to live a life. if they're tried as adults and the prosecutor had the choice here to go with first degree or second degree. had he charged him with second degree the girls could have been tried in juvenile court, faced a situation where if convicted, stay incarcerated up until about the 25 years of age. get rehabilitation and treatment. that's what they need. and then have a chance at life. if they get convicted now in adult court, charged as adults they can get up to 65 years in prison. they're going to be in prison for the majority of their life. is that right? that's the moral dilemma here. >> so then avery, doesn't the argument also have to be made about whether these young girls knew what they were doi

. >> hours after this attack last may morgan geyser and anissa weier gave disturbing details to authoritiesn to impress an on-line fictional character named slenderman. listen to this. >> it was weird. i felt no remorse. i thought i would. >> how did you get the knife from anissa? >> she shortort of shoved it into my hand. there it was. i didn't know what i did. it sort of just happened. it didn't feel like anything. it was like air. >> what do you think should happen to somebody who stabs somebody else? >> i expect to get put in some sort of a weird place or i expect i would get put in prison or insane asylum. i didn't know which to expect. i don't think i'm insane, though. >> my goodness. let's bring in legal an analyst dani sa valleys. dr. steve perry. thank you for being with us. steve, i want to go to you first. what's your reaction to that? >> it's disturbing but not surprising. we have so many children who are fractured, seen too much for them to completely understand and make sense of what it is that they see and this child, both these children in particular showed so many signs the