it was buried following a 1983 conference in aspen. it was supposed to be dug up 14 years ago. nobody could find it. a lot of people forgot about it. national geographic show diggers finally found it in september. take a look. >> the time capsule has contents from all the attendees of the design conference and steve jobs was the capstone of all this. it came with the computer with apple's first mouse. >> the discovery of the capsule debuts later this month. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪

. >> he calls aspen disneyland.e grew up in washington dc. >> it was a tough place, ridden with poverty, crime and drugs. many friends were killed and shot. i was robbed at gunpoint, twice before i was 15. >> his grandmother has his life raft. >> my mum passed away when i was two. i was pretty much left with my grandmother. my dad was addicted to drugs. he lived that lifestyle. >> his grandmother caught him to cook and his skills took the eye of an art program for underserved kids. he excelled and was interested in the art of wine. >> when you wake up in the morning you don't think, "did i pay my rent? i need gas in the car", you think about alcohol lels. >> knowledge flows out like a fine wine. >> enjoy it. it's like remembering your child's mate, you'd never forget it. it means that much for you. >> the passion for wine is contagious. you take yourself out of the situation and work harder than you think you can. >> next on the horizon, he hopes to open his own restaurant or wine winery. >> the oldest known holocau

they are all going to the aspen historical society.be put on display for everybody to enjoy. >> i understand you have the lisa mouse with you on set. can you tell us what condition it was in when you found it? >> this is the actual mouse that steve jobs used at the conference. he actually unplugged it, gave it to a guy that was there, who donated it to the time capsule. everybody at the conference donated stuff. there is literally thousands of stuff crammed inside of this old tube. but this was the prize, right here, steve jobs's mouse. >> the cohosts of the national geographic show "diggers." a new season premieres tuesday, february 25. for more information on the time capsule collection, visit aspenhistory.org. the second annual bloomberg businessweek design conference will bring together world-renowned designers on march 10 in san francisco. ahead of the event, we caught up with some of the speakers. this is the man behind products like the fitbit and the dell studio hybrid. >> that is a big question. what is design? ♪ ♪ design is t

however here, upper 16th street, this is aspen street off 16th. we're looking pretty good. since we've been here in the last hour, we have seen a plow go by with its shovel down and salting as well. so we can assure you that city crews are out and they are plowing and salting as well. still some work to do on some of the main roads as well, even though they are looking good and passible. we saw that andrea, you were driving here on 16 rght street at the -- 16th street at 1:45. lots of improvement since you commuted early this morning. so certainly a lot of work still being done to clear the streets here in d.c. we can tell you dpw and ddot working together. ddot is actually taking care of the north side of the city. dpw crews the south side of the city. together they have 300 crews and will continue to clear city streets. back to you in the studio. >> good news. >>> the snow, it stopped falling but today the cleanup is definitely under way. it may take longer than just today. >> of course things are getting better as delia just showed us. there are some spots that are still

georgia avenue at aspen hill road. at this intersection, you see just a lot of slush and ice in the roadway. so it's going to be very important when you leave this morning to take your time. i'm back in ten minutes. over to you. >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:33. and what a difference a day makes. this is what news4's richard jordan saw yesterday at this time in loudoun county. he's there again this morning, joining us folklife sterling. richard, what are you seeing today? >> reporter: aaron, what a huge difference. it's actually impressive that the plows were actually able to make so much progress with the big mess that we had out here yesterday. take a look. there is still some problem spots. here is the algonquin parkway. it is completely clear. you would never even know that there was more than a foot of snow out here yesterday and later through the night, we got the second round, wet, slushy stuff. you wouldn't know it. they've cleared this, it looks great. what happens is you come on to the side streets and are y

by this time phillips had received the $2 million insurance payout and she left for aspen for a lifehe went to austria where she was arrested in 2009 and extradited to tucson. now her case was delayed after a judge ruled she was mentally unfit to stand trial at this time. she is on trial now and that is continuing today. it is a bouncing ball to follow but i think we pieced it all together for you. jon: almost two decades later. arthel neville, thank you. >> you got it. jenna: back to one ever our top stories today. airports are on alert as the department of homeland security is warning airlines of possible shoe bomb attraction on passenger jets. the threat is not specific to any one airline or any one time frame or any one group. focus is on flights from overseas coming into the united states. walid phares is fox news middle east terrorism analyst and joins us now. certainly a lack of specifics but considering your expertise on this topic where does your mind go when you hear a threat like this coming from the department of homeland security, a warning? what do you think? >> the inf

his wife and daughters are spending presidents' day weekend in aspen, colorado.p next, a look at the forecast. killed andrs were three injured in a large avalanche in colorado. the office of emergency management said several skiers on star mountain triggered the slide yesterday. rescue crews found the bodies of two skiers this afternoon. there had been warnings about dangerous conditions across much of colorado's mountains after two weeks of heavy snow in the high country. patience is not the only thing in short supply this winter. the american red cross says bad weather forced it to cancel hundreds of blood drives in 26 states and the district. the red cross says there is an urgent need for o positive, or negative -- o positive, o pretty much all types. to find out where to donate, go to wjla.com. we are focusing once again as we start the work week on the possibility of more snow. lastnsidering what we had week, anywhere between 6, 8, 12, even more to the west of us, nothing like that on the way. cloudy and we have temperatures that are 36 degrees. winds out of

the bark was from an aspen tree which tends to grow in cleared areas. also found needles from two coniferous tree species, the subalpine fur and the engleman spruce. subalpine furs grow in elevations above 9,000 feet. and engleman spruces grow in wet areas suggesting the body was somewhere on the mountain's north slope, which doesn't get much sun. trammell identified an area matching all these parameters just one mile from where the braided hair was discovered 15 years earlier. the necrosearch team made up entirely of volunteers moved into action. >> they have a commonality to them, is that they, i think they all wanted to be sherlock holmes at one time. >> the team marked off the area and began what's known as a grid search. each grid measuring one square meter. >> on their hands and knees, just a few feet apart and literally crawling across the forest floor, looking for any traces of something out of the ordinary. these are scientists. they're used to looking for the minute that is not the ordinary. >> search teams thoroughly analyze one grid area bef

. >> these kids from a summer camp near aspen, colorado is if to give amanda a lifesaving gift.she hasn't been able to do here since she was paralyzed in a horrific accident 21 years ago. >> now i want to invite the kids to have at it and rip into it. >> it is a buy ontic robot called exo. a battery powered external skeleton that gives her body the power to do this: >> are you ready? >> three two one blast off! >> whoa! >> and this. >> i'm walk, you guys! >> and even this! [ crying ] >> the technology is so cutting-edge that amanda is the first person in the united states to own one. >> the moment she stood up, i was just amazed because she's been sitting down for 21 years! and that first feeling to stand up again, it's just -- i would have been thrilled obe in that position. >> it was an emotional moment for these kids who spent the past year selling countless cups of legal owade and raising are money from generous people to make it happen. >> the first moment, when i stood up and i tried see the children's faces, and some of them, the really little ones, they were just in awe!

>> the victim's body was found of a garage of a then vacant home in this section of breeze hill in aspen hill, maryland, not far from the sheinbein home. in 1987 sheinbein murdered and mutilated alfredo teo. a montgomery teen, it was being called a thrill killing. officials here uponed him back. doug duncan was county executive at the time. >> if we had been able to keep him here hopefully none of this would have ever happened. >> reporter: though has eventual incarceration there only came after international legal wrangling here. john mccarthy was prosecutor in the case here. >> we had won in the district level and in the final round of appeals we lost in the israeli supreme court. he was serving a 27-year prison sentence in israel. we had a warrant that was outstanding for sam that was lodged with interpol. if he had left israel and he had been served with those warrants we had every intention of bringing him back here and putting him to justice here in montgomery county. sheinbein's alleged accomplice committed suicide the day before his trial was to begin and the israeli knesset chan

two are still unaccounted for after an avalanche outside of aspen. looks like seven skiers were at the top of the mountain when this all happened. three went to the hospital. two others were not hurt. meanwhile emergency crews posted this of the search efforts. you can see how heavy the snow is out there. because of these dangerous conditions, crews won't be to begin searching again until a little later. last week, at least six died in avalanches in three states including colorado. crews had been using explosives to prevent avalanches. many popular areas have seen several big snowstorms meaning the normal snow packs are overloaded. >> that's our fear right now. there's another storm, another storm, and another storm out there on the horizon. >> forecasters say that this season is on track to be the worst in 20 years. it's only february. >>> happening today, memorial services begin for the virginia police reservist found dead nearly a hundred miles from his home. family, friends, fellow officers will attend kevin quick's visitation outside of charlott

this is just east of aspen in colorado, an avalanche killed two people.s from a camera from one of the people in the avalanche, now we're looking at snow across the northwest. rain in the valleys and we can have avalanche warnings issued. in the meantime we're looking at this storm moving out. this is the east now. new england states had a period of very heavy snow early this morning. three to close to four inches came down right about the rush hour. now things are improving greatly. high-pressure controls our for one day, and then another area of low-pressure moves in. a little warmer, so it looks like a period of rain and snow, but this will happen during the day tomorrow. this will be clearing out, and then we're clear for at least another day or two before that big storm takes shape over the midwest. and this will have big impacts. the storm intensifies east of the rockies thursday. starting to see some rain develop and snow. big storm taking shape right over illinois, and just west of chicago. a wide range of weather coming in. first we talk about th

in a field in aspen. how did they find it? >> they buried it in 1993 with every intention of digging it up in 2000, then they lost it. the national geographic show "diggers" went after it. they will reveal the content later this month. cnn got an exclusive preview of the video. it's pretty cool. >> it looks like it. we are looking at a picture of the time capsule which honestly, it looks like a much bigger time capsule than -- or the encloseure of it than i thought. there must be thousands of items in there, including i guess his mouse. >> there's a lot in there. there were items from all of the attendees at the conference. this entire design conference, they all put something in. there's a six-pack of beer in there. it's probably not good anymore. steve jobs included the mouse. what's so cool about the mouse, it's not only is it apple's first mouse, but it's the mouse he used to give a presentation at the conference and the presentation itself proved to be extremely prescient. >> very interesting. i know

past three years, we have hosted the winter meeting of the aspen institute homeland security group. that is cochaired by former secretary michael chertoff. me and -- we met with the secretary this morning about a report we have produced to recommend some action he might take. we hope to be useful in the future. so, today, i am pleased to welcome secretary jeh johnson for his first major policy address since taking office on december 23. as a former assistant u.s. attorney, general counsel of the air force, and later dod, he has been on the frontlines of counterterrorism policy, from desperately needed reform at guantÁnamo bay to our u.s. drone policy. more said later. the oxfordspeech at union in 2012, he said " we must be able to say to ourselves that our efforts should no longer be considered an armed conflict against al qaeda, rather, eight counterterrorism effort against individuals who are scattered remnants -- who are part of groups unaffiliated, for which the law enforcement and intelligence resources of our government are principally responsible in quad operation with the in

the steve jobs time capsule unearthed in aspen, buried in 1983 during a design conference.ntly contains steve job's lisa mouse and we've got more coming up. and tech rules on varney and here is one of the reasons why, the nasdaq is at a 13-year high. charles, we've come a long way from the dot com collapse. but not all the way back? >> not all the way back. the stocks leading this or real companies, it's not hedge.com. it's not a bunch of companies where on a monday people wrote a business model on a napkin and by friday they were publicly traded with the stock up 100%. having said that, the reason that tech is amazing. almost every model is around disruptive technology. imagine football and they made it illegal, for years with football the team that kicked off the ball would drive a wedge, one guy on the other team, he was nuts, crazy, a wedge breaker and that's all he did, he didn't care about a tackle or anything, wedge. that's what technology is, that's what they do. they want to kill, break uppthe wedge. a lot of times they don't know how they're going to make money, b

his wife and daughters will spend the holiday in aspen, colorado.esday, president obama will discuss the economy during a trip to a safeway distribution center in upper marlboro. towednesday, he will go mexico for meetings with the president of that country as well as canada's prime minister. on thursday and friday, the president is set to meet with democratic governors who will be in washington for the annual winter meeting of the national governors association. more than 31,000 people have signed up for insurance through maryland health care exchange. maryland health connection says that nearly 147,000 people began receiving medicaid coverage since january 1. another 80,000 were deemed medicaid-eligible. despite the increased enrollment, the exchange still has problems and has led some in congress to push for a federal investigation into it. former first daughter chelsea clinton gave today's first -- today's address at a conference that supports lgbt people. >> my good friend jason collins made history by becoming the first openly-gay professional

a number of ambassadors and members of two groups, the aspen institute homeland security group is in the front rows, and the homeland security advisory council. these are folks who in various ways, including me -- i am a co-chair and i am on the other group, are trying to give our best advice. leading dhs is a tough job. some of us were the founding mothers and fathers. blending the culture of 22 agencies reporting to more than 100 different congressional committees and subcommittees -- dod only reports to 36 -- and keeping americans safe is daunting. security is my bag, as i said. as a former nine-term member of congress who chaired the intelligence information sharing and risk assessment subcommittee, and who represented some of our most vulnerable infrastructure, including lax and the port of los angeles, i can tell you that a decade after its establishment the department remains a work in progress. but significant progress has been made. lots of it has been showcased here at the wilson center. in the past year, we have welcomed former secretary of homeland security janet napolita

baltimore, 29 out of burr tofnsville and everything -- burtonsville and everything out of wheaton and aspen beltway in college park in prince george's county, fingers crossed, guys, that today it remains quiet. back to you. >>> deep, deep cuts, billions of dollars in cuts may be in store for the u.s. military. defense secretary chuck hagel is proposing deep cuts in money and manpower. it's a reduction not seen since before world war ii. craig boswell has more. >> reporter: defense secretary chuck hagel is calling for a smaller u.s. fighting force. >> the reality of reduced resources and a challenging and changing strategic environment requires us to prioritize and make difficult choices. >> reporter: the army currently has 522,000 soldiers. under hagel's proposal the first would first shrink to 490,000 and go to 440,000 to 450,000 troops. it was be the army's smallest size since 1940. >> we're no longer sizing the military to conduct large stability operations. >> reporter: he also proposes eliminating the a-10 aircraft, u2 spy planes and reducing some military benefits. it may be a tough s

police in petaluma say someone started a fire on a doorstep in a home in aspen way. people living in the home woke up to the smell of smoke early saturday morning. it appears authorities say, flammable liquid was used to start the door mat on fire. >> it's a year since two police officers were gunned down in the line of duty but families have not received any of the money raised in their honor. sergeant baker and detective butler were killed last february. the city collected more than $550,000 in donations for their families. santa cruz sentinel reports the delay was caused by a lack of planning by city officials and police union leaders. the union is proposing to split the money when the families. >> uc-berkeley students sending a message to president obama, just say no to the keystone pipeline project. students and staff will gather for a protest strijle this evening, 6:00 p.m. calling on president obama to reject the pipeline after the state department's final environmental review opened the way for approval of that project. the controversial project would take oi

past three years, we have hosted the winter meeting of the aspen institute homeland security group. that is cochaired by former secretary michael chertoff. me and -- we met with the secretary this morning about a report we have produced to recommend some action he might take. we hope to be useful in the future. so, today, i am pleased to welcome secretary jeh johnson for his first major policy address since taking office on december 23. as a former assistant u.s. attorney, general counsel of the air force, and later dod, he has been on the frontlines of counterterrorism policy, from desperately needed reform at guantÁnamo bay to our u.s. drone policy. more said later. the oxfordspeech at union in 2012, he said " we must be able to say to ourselves that our efforts should no longer be considered an armed conflict against al qaeda, rather, eight counterterrorism effort against individuals who are scattered remnants -- who are part of groups unaffiliated, for which the law enforcement and intelligence resources of our government are principally responsible in quad operation with the in

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it was buried following a 1983 conference in aspen. it was supposed to be dug up 14 years ago. nobody could find it. a lot of people forgot about it. national geographic show diggers finally found it in september. take a look. >> the time capsule has contents from all the attendees of the design conference and steve jobs was the capstone of all this. it came with the computer with apple's first mouse. >> the discovery of the capsule debuts later this month. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ they lived. ♪ (dad) we lived... thanks to our subaru. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> there was a team that came to oakland tonight that has quite a history. >> i love warrior fans. after the game they're shaking their heads. that's all you can do with a performance like this. with lebron james' first game in the nba, his first game winning shot came against the warriors. tonight he had a chance to repeat history. dwyane wade had a sore foot, wasn't able to play. miami looked like they were on their way to a blowout. look at lebro

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a time capsule featuring items from steve jobs was buried following a 1983 conference in aspen. it was supposed to be dug up 14 years ago but no one could find it. the national geographic show diggers finally found it in september. >> we did it! >> the time capsule has contents from all different attend dees of this design conference and steve jobs is the capstone to all this by putting in the mouse that came with the apple's first computer and mouse. >> the show on the discovery of the capsule debuts this month. >>> 4:56 now. coming up, the amber alert that lasted more than a day turns out to be bogus. coming up, how police got it all wrong. >> reporter: and here we go again. winter storms on the east he could canceling flights in the bay area. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. one of the best things is that millions of peopleia will qualify for financial assistance. it's important to remember that the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. enroll today at coveredca.com. this is the creamy chicken corn chowder. i mean, look at it. s

it was buried following a 1983 conference in aspen. it was supposed to be dug up 14 years ago. nobody could find it. a lot of people forgot about it. national geographic show diggers finally found it in september. take a look. >> the time capsule has contents from all the attendees of the design conference and steve jobs was the capstone of all this. it came with the computer with it came with the computer with apple's are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, though -- that kind of power can go to your head. that explains a lot. yo, buddy! i got this. gimme one, gimme one, gimme one! the power of the "name your price" tool. >>> there was a team that came to oakland tonight that has quite a history. >> i love warrior fans. after the game they're shaking their heads. that's all you can do with a performance like this. with lebron james' first game in the nba, his first game winning shot came against the warriors. tonight h

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between sochi on the coast here and the ski areas in the mountains they built a combination of miami and aspen it's little more miami now and tomorrow it's supposed to be warmer. >> pelley: w spring is in the air in the one place >> pelley: we'll keep watching, mark, thanks very much. we're going to try to clear up some of the confusion about a new report on mammograms. a construction crew makes quite a discovery beneath the streets of seattle. and as their story comes to the big screen, we'll meet one of the last of the monuments men when the western edition of the "cbs evening news" continues. buy them their own, uld let alone for under $300. but this asus with windows is lightweight and has everything they need -- not like chromebooks that can't install office or have to be connected to the internet to get much done. with this they can do homework, chat, play games -- on their own laptop, and their own time. so no more fighting... at least not over my laptop. ♪ honestly, i wanna see you be brave ♪ >> pelley: the story is headline news today. a new study questions the value of mammograms to

the design conference in aspen, colorado. this giant 13-foot tube, h his asked to contribute something and that is what put in. he used it at the time. we are not selling it, this goes directly to the historical society. in a museum along with all the other stuff including this beautiful beer can. stuart: why did you dig it up so early? >> they were supposed to dig it up after 20 years. steve jobs predicted they would be using their cell phones as computers, which they are. there is posted to get up every 20 years, but they couldn't find it, records were lost, so 30 years later we come along and we talk with historians. stuart: how did you find it? >> we ended up getting some court offense written down from somebody who was their way back then and we had a whole team of people coming and eventually dug it up. stuart: we have a tape, talk by -@steve jobs. you have that. this is bubblegum? >> like baseball gum, but it is magnum pi. stuart: am i allowed to touch it? >> i think so. stuart: i just dropped this. >> everybody at the

she was in aspen, it's a conspiracy that she's being tried for.e's no doubt that she was not there. if they can doubt that maybe somebody else planted this pipe bomb, then she gets off scott free. however, the prosecution in the other case was able to meet that burden of proof with regard to her ex-boyfriend who's now in jail. >> you're saying they have to put her at the scene of the crime? >> no, they don't. they're not going to try to. the ex-boyfriend was at the scene of the crime. she's being tried for a murder. >> right. i thought i heard you say she had to be on the scene. >> no, if i said that, i misspoke. >> there's no death penalty in arizona, as you know. >> there is, but she's not being tried -- >> there is a death penalty in arizona. >> between the two of us we get it all straightened out. jodi arias was tried in arizona for the death penalty. they did not pursue the death penalty here, his family members said they didn't want them to pursue the death penalty. >> that's a harder -- it's harder to get her in jail? >> it's harder to get

the crew on aspen carried out a big drug bust off the southern california coast. during a two week deployment the crew seized 120 pales of marijuana, on a drug smugglers boat off the channel islands. crew members discovered the drugs and two suspected smugglers. >> we suspected they were coming from criminal organizations out of mexico that are using the maritime routes to deliver illegal trade to california. according to the coast guard the street value is a million dollars. >>> california health officials announced 52 more flu-related deaths across the state and that's two in the bay area. 147 flu related deaths in california, 34 flu related deaths in the bay area this season. the latest were in santa clara county bringing the total number there to 10. officials say the two latest victims were 43 and 54-year-old men. boat died from the h1n1 strain and boat had underlying health conditions. >>> tonight we want to take a moment to pay tribute to someone special. she's been here longer than either one of us. rosie is retiring after 40 years, she's known as host of

those two skiers that died are part of a team of seven skiing in the back country of aspen. two made i out, three sent to the hospital, one released and now they found these two others. this all happened yesterday evening, at the end of the daylight hours. now the rush today was to go out and see if the search and rescue could get to them. once they got to them figuring how to work this part out. take a look at susan matthews from the lake county office of emergency management. she talks about getting to these two people. >> the two persons missing were wearing beacons. the ground crew was able to find the beacons on them. the first team that went up had to wait for safety clearance. then they had to weigh wait for a pass for the second team to go. >> officials say beacons are so key for skiers in deep terrains where avalanches have been a key this winter. they are not fail-safe. that's what happened today, fred. >> what about the skiers sent to the hospital with injuries. what do we know about them? >> we understand two of them went to different hospitals because their inju

colorado, searchers out today looking for two missing skiers who disappeared in an avalanche near aspen. seven skiers who were at the top of a ridge trig ed that avalanche. five managed to escape with minor injuries, but two are unaccounted for. authorities shut down access to the area while they search for the missing skiers. >>> and in daytona, florida, crashes and spinouts dominated the nascar sprint unlimited. there was a nine-car pileup that brought the race to a screeching halt. it had ricky stenhouse jr.'s car slamming into his girlfriend, danica patrick's, wrecking her car. they walked away uninjured. >>> and michael sam, who disclosed he was guy, brought the crowd to their feet at the basketball game at the universities of missouri. he and his teammates were honored for their cotton bowl win over oklahoma state. he's expected to be picked in the upcoming nfl draft, which would make him pro football's first openly gay player. >>> and lastly, an amazing putt on a basketball court. for a chance to win a car, all 95 feet across the length, patrick burch rolling the golf ball in, th

they were part of a team of seven that triggered an avalanche outside of aspen. three separate broken bones and a collapsed lung. two walked away unharmed. the thrill of the back country is alluring but it can also kill. this weekend's incident followed a string of deadly avalanches that took the lives of six people in the past week alone. from colorado to as far west as oregon. >> this is mayflower gulch. >> cnn hit the back country with avalanche and safety expert highlighting three must haves before you head out on the mountain. >> beacon, probe, shovel. three things have you to have with you. >> reporter: avalanche officials say unusual conditions in the mountains can lead to surprising avalanches. >> going deeper, in untracked areas. unfortunately the snowpack right now is not conducive to taking risks like that. >> and the other concern they have is how steep the hills are now. that's making it very difficult for surge and rescue but they are doing their best out there today, fred. >> keep us posted. stephanie elam, thanks so much. coming up in 45 minutes w

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the aspen socialite on time for killing her ex-husband with a car bomb.a phillips maintains her innocence but prosecutors say they can prove she's a killer even though it's taken more than 17 years to bring her to trial. abc's linsey davis has that story. >> nearly two decades, robin. this is after gary triano's death in 1996. his ex-wife now on trial for his murder. the defense claims triano made a lot of enemies in the casino business. but the prosecution says the only person who benefited from his death was his ex-wife. a materialistic murderer or an innocent socialite falsely accused of a crime she didn't commit. >> she was having troubles with gary triano. >> reporter: prosecutors say 56-year-old pamela phillips was accustomed to a lavish lifestyle filled with fancy cars and expensive homes during her marriage to commercial real estate developer gary triano. and when that fortune began to dwindle after their contentious divorce, they say phillips hired a former boyfriend to kill her former husband with a car bomb, so she could allegedly collect on hi

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today looking for two missing skiers who disappeared in an avalanche near twin lakes village near aspen. seven skiers who were at the top of a ridge triggered that avalanche. five managed to escape with minor injuries, but two are unaccounted for. authorities shut down access to the area while they search for the missing skiers. >>> and in daytona, florida, crashes and spinouts dominated the nascar sprint unlimited. midway through the pre-season exhibition, a nine-car pileup brought the race to a screeching halt. it had ricky stenhouse jr.'s car slamming into his girlfriend, danica patrick's, wrecking her car in lap 36. all the drivers managed to walk away uninjured. >>> and michael sam, who disclosed he was gay, brought to the crowd tos it feet at the university of missouri where he played football. he and his teammates were honored for their cotton bowl win over oklahoma state. he's expected to be picked in the upcoming nfl draft, which would make him pro football's first openly gay player. >>> and lastly, an amazing putt on a basketball court. check this out. for a chance to win a ca

both of those skiering were found by a search team this afternoon in the rugged back country near aspeney were part of a group that they say triggered that avalanche yesterday. authorities warned skiers of treacherous mountain conditions across colorado after two days of very heavy snowfall. this weekend's tragedy marks the third deadly slide in the state in less than a week. snow enthusiasts are being advised to be very prepared with the proper equipment, food, water, beacons. but it is not limited to skiering and snowboarders. they're also issuing avalanche warnings for people traveling along the roads. >>> a confession from a pennsylvania teenager accused of mur defrmt now detectives are wondering how many victims there might be. 19 year old miranda barber said she will plead guilty to butchering a man that she and her husband met through craigslist. she admits she is part of a satanic cult and has killed 20 other people. >> miranda barber confessed from inside a pennsylvania prison on friday night. in a phone interview with the newspaper saying she and her 22 year old husband killed

. >>> south of aspen a snowmobiler has been killed and a skier is missing after an avalanche.kiing is missing after an avalanche near the ski resort. the snowfall has ratcheted up the potential for slides. nine people have been killed by avalanches in the united states this year. >>> and in houston, texas, the police say they have arrested two teenage boys in connection of a gruesome murder of a 15-year-old girl. the investigators say that she was lured to a vacant apartment near her home by that man where she was sexually assaulted and beaten to death. the police charged jose reyes with capitol murder, and an accomplice has also been under arrest. reyes has admitted to killing the girl as part of a satanic ritual and wanted to make a pact with the devil. >>> in idaho west of twin false the police are on the defense in the shooting of a dog. the officer approached the family's home while the young boy's birthday was going on inside. the officer was responding to the report of two large dogs running loose. he kicked one of the dogs and moments later shot and killed it. the offi

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he disappeared last friday night after leaving his mother's home in aspen, virginia. now a brother and a sister, they are charged with grand larceny for allegedly stealing his toyota four runner. another sister was arrested on an unrelated outstanding warrant. all three of them are being held without bond after their arrest on tuesday night in alexandria. >>> all right now on to the winter olympics, which have begun in sochi. the focus seems to be on everything, but the athletes. >> that's right, a new potential terror threat as they issued a warning that they might use it's a paste or skin care products to smuggle explosive on to planes. they fear that someone could bring bomb-making components on a plane headed to russia and then build it on the flight. several people flying into russia today say that they did not have to remove tooth paste, water, lotion on their carry on bags as they insist that it is safe. >> i would like to repeat once again that the level of security in sochi is not worse than in new york, london, washington, or boston. >> the russian authoriti

the accident happened in lake county just east of aspen.this month alone. and just moments ago, near johannesburg, south africa, rescuers were able to free a group of miners who got trapped in an abandoned gold mine. the miners trapped told rescuers more than 200 miners are stuck further underground. boulders blocking the miners from exiting the illegal mine have been removed. >>> and in this country a jury in the loud music murder case could not reach a verdict on the first-degree murder charge against michael dunn, but they did find him guilty of lesser charges including three counts of attempted murder. dunn admitted to shooting at 17-year-old jordan davis, but said it was self-defense. davis' father spoke after the verdict. >> i thank you all for seeing that we as parents were good parents to jordan, that he was a good kid, he wasnit wasn't allo to be said in the courtroom but we'll say it, he was a good kid. >> the prosecutor said she will push for a new trial on the first-degree murder charge. >>> all right. coming up in a cnn newsroo

wouldn't you know we did come here and saw a plow coming up aspen street. i don't know. maybe it's just good timing but i do need your help on this, andrea, because you let me know earlier about your commute coming down 16th street around alaska. and you said you saw some crunchy snow. not quite down to the pavement on 16th street. what does this look like now? does this look better than your commute? >> it looks better, much, much better. oh, yes. >> reporter: your wish is my command, andrea. i'm here for you. the plows have certainly done a really good job cleaning the main thoroughfares, the snow emergency routes. but guess what they've done as well? here we have the curb line is essentially right here. this is where the curb line begins. and this is where the snow ends. so we're about 6 feet out from the curb. so you really have to make a wide turn to get up to the side streets here. and that's the situation on most streets. because the snow really hasn't been compacted all the way to the curb. so two-way streets have become one-way streets in many situations. here w