this is the boulder that was dropped off the bridge and this is the car it crashed into. asleep in the passenger seat was daphne gibson on her way home from her honeymoon. the marriage fell apart and eight years later she is undergoing surgeries. 13 so far. she and her mom are speaking out saying they believe four 11th graders from the nearby high school did it. they have names and want to see justice. >> they have children just like i have children. they have family just like i have a family. they need to think about what they did and pay the price. this could have been your mother, your father, your sister, your brother, anybody related to you. you are doing something to harm them, why would you want to do something like that? >> a life changed by a careless and dangerous act, yet no one has been charged eight years later. virginia state police will only say that an on going investigation is underway. i'm peggy fox, back to you. >> for the third straight year, montgomery county public schools have the best graduation rate in the nation. among the nation's 50 largest dis

united decision last year they gave corporations the right to buy our democracy which brings us to boulder colorado where the city council will soon consider a referendum to be put on the ballot calling for an amendment to the united states constitution to strip corporations how the personhood the corporate court reporter davis deceptively gave them more than a century ago course this resolution in colorado is just a tiny step in other communities of past similar resolutions thirty one point arena california about a decade ago but it keeps the message going and most importantly it keeps waking people up to amend the u.s. constitution congress has passed an amendment in both chambers with a two thirds majority and then three quarters of all state legislatures need to pass it as well so you're a boulder colorado passes the resolution so a long way to go to convince congress to write and introduce and pass an amendment and then send it to the states it could take years on the other hand on march twenty third one nine hundred seventy one congress passed by two thirds the twenty sixth amendment

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while driving on interstate 95, someone puts a 70-pound boulder off an overpass on to their car. there will came crashing down. >> i thought i was ugly. i looked at all the scars on my face. >> doctors did not think daphne would survive. all the bones in her face were broken and then her kidneys and lungs began to fail. she is still going through rehab eight years later. >> we all look different. >> her mother and a co-worker saw justice a week after the accident. >> i pray that god torment you. >> there are children with special needs that she works with every day that are asking about her. >> her husband has echoed the call five weeks ago. sheen sayshe says she is still fighting and she wants police to find a person. >> i would like person brought to justice. they should confess. >> this is an ongoing investigation. police say that day. i-- police say that they periodically review all files. they would not go into the further details. >>> 4:56. must warhead in the next half- hour. >> a deadly morning on the roads. a motorcycle crash kills two people. we will have the latest. >>

her face was crushed and she almost died when someone threw a boulder off a bridge on i-95. it crashed through her windshield of the car her husband was driving. >> hard to forget that incident that happened eight years ago today and no one has been charged. peggy fox talked to the woman who survived the ordeal. she joins us now from where it happened on an overpass. and peg, we all remember this case. it was just crazy. >> it was crazy. you know, you can imagine yourself driving on i-95, daphne gibson and her new husband were newlyweds. they were driving home from their honeymoon at disney world northbound on i-95. what they didn't know is that someone or a group of people were about to drop a 70-pound boulder off this bridge. >> to the people that did this, you know who you are and so do we. we want you to go in and turn yourself in. >> wan da dudley believes it was four teenagers who stood on this bridge and dropped a 70- pound boulder like this off the road overpass on june 7, 2003. it crashed through her daughter's saturn, crushing her daughter in the face. eight years

someone threw a boulder down on to their car and it nearly killed the woman inside. today, daphne gibson spoke with peggy fox about what happened and what happened since. >> to the people that did this, you know who you are, and so do we want we want you to turn yourself in. >> wanda believes it was four teenagers who stood on this bridge and dropped a 70-pound boulder like this off the road overpass on june 7, 2003. it crashed through her daughter's saturn crushing her daughter in the face. eight years late e daphne gibson is speaking out because she wants justice. >> i have been through 13 surgeries and got more surgeries to go through. i was supposed to die and i didn't, and i'm glad. imagine yourself going through something like i did. i wouldn't want to imagine that on anybody. >> daphne's marriage fell apart over the years. one of the many hardships the family endured since the horrific incident. >> sometimes it's so painful for her. we sit up overnight because of the pain. >> wanda is disappointed and they failed to conduct a thorough investigation. >> daphne

, an animal shelter was able to contact owners back in boulder. >> it's been seven months.you ran seven miles a day, he can almost make the distance. it's not inconceivable that he did get there. i doubt it though. >> still no one has any idea how he made it 1300o thil to the shelter in

95, somebody pushed a boulder of an overpass their car. the rod, the world came crashing down. i look at all of the scar on my faces and stuff. doctors did not think daphne would survive. broke nearly every bone in her face. her kidneys and lungs failed. eight years later, she still goes the rehab. >> you never look at a person this andhey look like different.l look after the accident, a her co-worker sought justice. my daughter is fighting for life, and you did not turn yourself in. there are children who have she worked day who were asking her and wondered where she was. if you know something, come forward. now eight years to the day. wounded, butbeen out of the fight. she wants police to find the did this. would like for this to come to justice. whoever did this, you know, just confess. police say this is still an ongoing investigation. review all files resting themcross with any new leads. beyond that, they would not go many new details. ahead, plenty of pop germancumstance for the chancellor at the white house. airlines are saving big box from aggravation at the same time.

. >> syrian refugees at the turkish boulder. four days, they have been camped out along the frontier. first with government forces making the assault, they have been forced to cross into turkey. this purports to show syrian troops and tanks stormed the border. eyewitnesses say they went from house to house with a list of names. any names of opponents were arrested and their houses destroyed. on the other side of the border in turkey, those lucky enough to escape have makeshift camps. >> we have set up five camps so far and we have more than 11,000 refugees in their camps and we have taken all the necessary precautions in order to meet the needs of these people. >> the turkish border guards can make out movements of the syrian forces in the distance. the presence of the soldiers closed the border is turning relations between the two countries. >> a series of bomb says killed 21 people in baghdad. three explosions hit a market in the southwest of the capital. 42 people were wounded. the area was crowded with shoppers ahead of the

the mother bear and three cubs have taken up residence in a tree in boulder, colorado. no one seems to be afraid of the animals. they're coming out a get a glimpse. wildfire officials thing somebody spooked the bear and they ran out of the tree and tank liesing them is a last resort, and say the bears will likely come down in the dark and make they're way out out of town when there's not a lot of people around. >> leigh: big day tomorrow. for the dads out there. and things are going to start to heat up. i'm talking hot inland, especially tuesday and wednesday. but today warmed just a few degrees. we're going to show you the live shot from the east bay cam. the clouds start at the coast. and inland, temperatures climbing into the 80s. some spots in the 90s. you can see high clouds passing by tonight. antioch, you're at 80. fairfield, 74. sea breeze keeping san francisco cool at 59 degrees. 58, half moon bay, 57 in santa rosa. 75 in san jose. here's a look the highlights for the next several days. a few high clouds overnight tonight. keep a little patchy coastal fog there

go down a series of ledges and to get up you have to go down a narrow canyon where there's a big boulder jammed into the bottom. every place has this backward trail, this labyrinth, leading you around. i was walking arpd this maze for about an hour before coming here and it does the same kind of thing where your mind settles, where you have to pay attention to where you are going. because if you look up for too long at all the passing architecture, you will forget where you are on the maze. you will end up in the wrong spot. you will end up going the wrong direction and you won't be able to find your way to the center. of course, out in the desert, you can't just walk off of the maze and out the front door and back into the street. out in the desert, you are there. the cliffs stand around you. the mazes are everywhere, passages opening up left and right. to write this book, house of rain, i walked a little bit over a thousand miles in legs from the four corners region from arizona, new mexico, colorado and california meet down to the chijuajua area of new mexico. there was one excavation

the men posted video of themselves using a carjack to launch a boulder into the dam's spillway.t's federal land, it's illegal and the nearby community is outraged. the feds are investigating and searching for the men. >>> and in florida, a team of treasure hunters discovered their own pieces of history when they found over 50 gold and silver coins. the rare spanish colonial coins were pulled from a 350-year-old shipwreck. the crew is unsure of the coins' worth, but they say the real value comes from just finding the treasure. yeah. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather. here's your nbc meteorologist bill karins with your weather channel forecast. do you believe that? >> that's my backup career, treasure hunting. >> it is treasure finding. >> if this doesn't work out for us, we'll go treasure hunting. >> sounds fanstic. >> well, good morning, everyone. we had severe thunderstorms rolling through the west yesterday in the inner mountain west. this morning the biggest story is tropical storm arlene making landfall a couple hours ago down in mexico. actually incre

the close up team has been to the boulder grand reach thank you own the turning point i'm bringing more to. this time party goes to the region where half of the area is occupied by a nature preserve.

mind and life institute, boulder, colorado, a group that organizes dialogues between the dalai lama, vis chair of the board and crefntly. just published, coming to our senses. healing ourselves and the world through mindfulness. also, earlier best sellers "wherever you go, there you are" "full catastrophe, living and every day blessings." >> hobbies, running, inline skating, swimming, cosmology, string theory, high energy physics, backpacking and kayaking. name. >> -- jon kabat-zinn. >> dr. jon kabat-zinn. who is william james. >> he is spoken as of the father of american psychology. >> here's a quote from him. the faculty of voluntarily bringing back a wandering attention over and over again is the very root of judgment, character and will. that means the power of voluntarily bringing back and focusing it. the wanring attention. no one is in possession of his faculties if he have it not. an education which should improv the faculty would be the education power excellence. but it is easier to divine this ideal than give practical instructions for bringing it about. you do give a lot

the linkages between these boulders are, shall we say, significant, but more to the point, and you should have my correspondence from the state and so forth indicating that the ownership of the island -- under the terms of the arkansas act, the state gave in stewardship to the state land that cannot be transferred or sold. to clarify this item, it means transferring titles back to the state. this is creating, in effect, a better road come, but i have gotten comments regarding this. i wanted to assure myself, if you would, that you actually received my correspondence. thank you. president chiu: thank you. next speaker. >> the meeting. my name is paul, and i am can it for the mayor of san francisco. my website is mayorcourrier .com. you are probably preaching your fiduciary responsibilities. the title on this property belongs to the state of california. the department of defense does not have the legal right to sell this land to anybody. they are supposed to clean the land and return it to the state of california in the condition that they seized it for the commissions of war in 1945 -- par

and good old buster brown went from boulder to salinas.und buster's owner and gave her the great news. >> she has been looking for him, she has been missing him, kept his stuff in the house, and just really sad that her dog was missing. thought maybe he was stolen or bus it's rural, maybe a mountain lion got him. thrilled beyond belief. >> frontier airlines flying him home for free. thank you so much for joining us this morning. "today" show next. i'll be back with a local news update in a half hour.

let's go buddy this is blue the himalayan band boulder colorado you want to see how long you want to have fun and once he's only ten months old growing like a weed he's a fairly tough now but when he gets big. he's going to be about a hundred. and i think he's. great i'm having fun and biting everything in his meat. every careful. but. then if you think the lose weight related friends next door. is a baby. with a spate of recent births the zoo now has around three hundred animals and they've set up a new baby pig cats and why can't we all get along my place. my genes and my shoes are becoming a delicious treat and just a few months ago they welcomed one of the world's rarest animals this little is adam a baby i want tiger. and the son of two confiscated tigers so he really is a little miracle and you can already see. that it's not going to be too long before. he's going to turn into. the world's biggest cat and a bit of a killer and i'm hoping he's going to be gentle with me. here have been rescued from poachers or from circuses but some come from rather more unusual backgrounds. thi

you been picking up moisture already over areas of boulder creek down into santa cruz. most of this not hitting the ground but again, as we know it is going to be a wet cool weekend. take a look at your satellite and radar here. some of this rain already off the northwest coast of california, down to about eureka or so. we are still waiting it. it will sink south and park itself there. take a look at the forecast here, mostly gray, by 5:00 light rain in the forecast maybe in time for the evening drive home. could be soggy, could be wet and slippery. in the overthiet hours it intensifies. tomorrow morning we wake up with just a steady rain. could be heavy at times. takes all day before we finally break away to scattered showers. 6:00 in the afternoon here finally seeing a break. come sunday again the center of circulation of that system, most unstable weather going to swing through california on sunday. scattered showers and our best possibility of maybe thunderstorms in the afternoon. still dealing with scattered showers all the way until sunday night. it looks like by

. >>> the happy homecoming to report tonight for buster brown, that makes it back in boulder coloradohis owner tonight after 7 month adventure. he disappeared last november last month someone spotted him 12300 miles away. how he got -- 1300 miles away. how he got there, no one knows. workers identified him by his micro chip. today they gave him a free ride to denver for a happy reunion. >>> there's really no good time to be outside. >> no. you've got to keep an eye on the sky. we'll have very low weather this weekend. significant -- pretty amazing, they can't show you a live storm, coverage out there, not always reaching the ground, so far some light rain reports right around napa. and also shooting right on -- right through the golden gate bridge and quite a bit of activity out here that will gradually gather up over the next 2 to 3 hours. the rain fall will increase in coverage. the expectations here for saturday sunday and into monday, impressive numbers especially for the coastal hills. most areas will pick up one to 2 inches could be approaching -- so heavy rain expected saturday

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let's go buddy this is the himalayan boulder colorado you want to see how long you want to have fun and mom's is only ten months old growing like a weed. now but when it gets big. it's going to be about a hundred. and i think he's. great on how big and biting everything in his meat. every careful a month. that's been my. thing bellew's a handful or it's only meat is friends next to. this is the moaning baby. with a speech of recent zoo now has around three hundred animals and they've set up a nursery for their baby take cats and walk away i'm going to love my place. my genes the mercies of becoming a little street and just a few months ago i welcomed one of the world's rarest animals this little is adam a baby i will tiger. and the son of two called the skates and i get so he really is a little miracle and we can already see. it's not going to be too long. before. he's going to see the world through his cat and a bit of a killer and i'm hoping he's going to be temple with me. here have been rescued from poachers or from circuses and some come from rather more unusual backgrounds. this i

there is no avoiding the disgrace of these charges or the boulder way in which he abused fellow customers in the paris bar. this footage was the main exhibit in court showing him abusing people and glorifying the holocaust. >> people like you would be dead. >> his barrister said he had developed a triple addiction to alcohol, antidepressants, and sleeping pills. >> people in that state do not understand a word they are saying. they understand the hallucinations they are experiencing. john galliano was at the pinnacle of world fashion but behind his bold eccentricity was a man struggling to -- with the pressure of his work. the french fashion house christian dior sacked him after his arrest in the middle of paris fashion week, fighting a zero tolerance policy. they recognize this alarming pattern of behavior, others say and have been worried for some time. john galliano said he did not recognize or remember the abuse that was filmed. he has a good job -- has apologized and said he is in rehab for an addiction that has ruined his career. >> now to the final countdown for the shuttle. atlant

charge informs him it's in petersburg kentucky boasts the league's top two scorers and thinks about boulder travel to twice former champions rubin second wasn't really is the better off welcome high flying and i'm confident rock bottom spot now take on a cross the last take on correct it's paul knew it was any time running out of one more is among the transfer interest this summer we've managed decision saying they will release the togo star if the money runs out of i always thought from asking for twenty five. ten years ago being sixty six the first significant i actually lost on the way up and ready to offer only a maximum of eight million pounds. for me while former tottenham boss martin yalta signed a two year deal to become manager of fellow english premier league side fallen and the fifty five year old dutchman says he is delighted to be going back to work after taking a year long break. i'm going to. change the way of the day. where you would like to come back to me internationally and when i left. you are all sorts of a back. that is now and rain has once again taken its toll on the

somebody the dropped a large boulder from an overpass in the county.g home from their by theon was struck falling run. to this day, nobody has been arrested. >> it was unbelievable to me. >> on june 7, 2003, they left honeymoon in disney world home in rochester, new york. ien driving on

if you are a property owner, you have no right to stop corporations from raining boulders, poisoning your children and wells, drying up your streams. you don't have the right to participate in local democracy, which is the fundamental zoning laws and planning laws. in west virginia, you can't zone out these kinds of corporate activities. the transparency has disappeared in government, which is the hallmark of democracy. the agencies that are supposed to protect the west virginia public have become the instrumentialities for the companies they are supposed to regulate and the judiciary and virtually every elected public official has been corrupted by big coal. 2/3 of the people in west virginia want to see mountaintop removal banned and this is what happens when corporations take over government. you see the tea party out here saying big government is a big threat to democracy and i agree with that. i agree. when we have a government that tortures bill, suspends our bill of rights and says bill of rights is a luxury we can't afford anymore and whisks american citizens out of the count

most of the buildings are vulnerable -- most of the boulder buildings are apartment buildings. we had a group of engineers looking at bill -- buildings and established a list and we send mail to all the landlords of all thathose buildings, giving themx months to one year to do a study, a basic study, to see if they are soft story building. then the city will have to decide whether we will move on a voluntary program or on amonte -- mandatory program, like berkeley. i just pray that we have enough time. along those lines, we have undertaken a couple of major statewide issues with abag, allies in san francisco and other cities. we are asking for clear seismic retrofitting standards. why is that important? after loma pripet know, a lot of people in oakland got their homes retrofitted. we did a study and it showed 60% of those retrofits would not meet the standards of what we consider a decent retrofit. we have been nagging the legislature to develop basic standard. they had develop standards for single-family homes, probably have approved similar standards like it. they have not y

might see face but now it's examining jenny to play roscoe bean and detained in our moscow well in boulder top post at last go that incapacity that place both inside korea while league leaders t.-a still moscow welcomes second prize and the angie's new signing though but few jack won't be playing in tonight's game although he will be there to watch either twenty four year old midfielder signed from dutch giants pearce beyond yesterday on a four year deal he won't start training with angie until july. so to scout with a chance to put it. between themselves and angie at the top of the table this evening and spread the appetite ahead of tonight's action let's have a quick. last friday. of eric it is. live . live. live. live . live . live. live live. live . cracking goals that match russia football captain shaaban admits to taking has not been playing well but insists they still have a great chance of qualifying for next summer's european championships the arsenal midfielder was speaking at a charity event in siberia following russia's recent polish for with cameroon in a friendly. for everyon

if you think about government- boned journalism compared to the rich, benevolent owner boulders of journalism or the public opening of journalism, i think there is a time now where you do not need quite as much funding as ever, but some of the people who today are seen as barron's -- barons started off with a pretty defined journalistic crusade in their mind, and most of the time in their own minds, it was progressive. i think that the dollars are more available than ever for people with an agenda, but the ability to spot the quality voices is a little bit harder now that they are so numerous. >> there will always be a market for investigative journalism. i do not know that it is the type of financial journalism that was referred to before, but i think that there will always be people willing to also spend the time to listen to that type of reporting or even to read it online. there is no doubt that investigative journalism will continue to flourish. simply as a longer format journalism. yes, i think that that makes a lot of sense in terms of what the audience wants, and it is probably what i

micro chip you said his fur, employees at the animal shelter were able to track down his owner in boulderand give her the good news. >> and she has been looking for him, she has been missing him, she kept his stuff in the house. and just really sad that her dog was missing. thought maybe he was stolen, or maybe a mountain lion got him. so was thrilled beyond belief. >> talk about a survivor. first-class treatment for buster brown today. frontier airlines is flying him home for free. >>> much more coming up on "today in the bay." we're going to check in with the one and only lauren gar see ya. >> don't you wish that dog could talk? >> i no he, what have you been doing for a year-and-a-half, buddy? >> hopped in a cab with a trucker? i don't know. 4:55. good morning, everyone. we've got a major announcement expected today in the criminal case against a former private investigator and three former east bay law enforcement officers. that word from the contra costa district attorney's office. more on that this morning. >>> plus, a court appearance today for the prime suspect of the beating of g

latest out of boston, james whitey boulder is back in court today.t nearly 20 years on the run facing 19 counts of murder, he has requested a public defender. they found $800,000 on cash when they caught him, they are saying he should be able to afford his own >> in the trial of casey anthony, the woman on the stand now is a woman who helped search for caylee anthony. casey anthony is bothered allegedly had an affair with a woman. yesterday, casey anthony sat motionless while her father broke down on the stand. he talked about an attempted suicide six weeks after his granddaughter's body was found. it is unknown whether or not case it will take the stand. defense attorneys say that caylee did not die at the hands of her mother, that she drowned in her grandparents pool and that her father helped cover it we will be right back. at back where it migh >> which could reduce this morning, someone is stealing from facebook. over the past month, copper fees have broken into facebook headquarters on three different times. will tran tells us how the thieves d

international law against israel over its construction of settlements which the authorities are investigating boulder police will pass these complaints on to the courts judges not rule the firms who buy food from occupied palestinian land or complicit in war crimes irish m.e.p. paul murphy will join calls a flotilla the biggest yet to raise awareness of the situation nine activists were killed by israeli commandos when a similar operation was stopped in international waters last. you move people things have got so bad he's ready to risk his life hopefully people and kills this time as they were last time boy the israeli military forces. that it brings the world's attention to this issue such moves say experts fools politicians and business to act the public opinion change your mind before you were thinking that israel was address by the british. public opinion really capacity to challenge and international institution europe institution and un and also. the last time such a campaign was mobilized internationally was against the south african apartheid regime israel may have powerful allies but opposi

to expand elsewhere do you think yes i will the third center is in italy the north of italy near boulder no that's being constructed now that should open in october the fourth center is earmarked for the emirates probably i would double your buy most likely to buy despite the the negative press that it's received it's still the place for doing commerce if one goes to the emirates so that's under study right now it's nothing sign but it looks like it's well on its way and they were considering london as well tell my friends and family that yes take care of all of the north and let's meet you by the ground you look at the projects that it's yes thank you very much and. if you can't afford a private v.i.p. clinic what can you find in the russian capital you know just sort of people very busy treatments with the use of medical leeches trying to creatures might look disgusting to me. but their value for human health qualities applied around the world for thousands of years they use as a means to produce blood clotting to relieve pressure in the veins and a risk of flight and reconstructive su