but you start to walk out of the pond, you carry the boulder with you, you find out the boulder gonna get heavy and heavier, yeah? some will say, "oh, the gravity is not pulling so hard in the water." what do you think? yeah. it turns out, under the water, the boulder seems to be lighter. i can show you that here. here's a boulder or a piece of metal, yeah? and it's got a certain weight. but what happens when i put this in water? the weight goes down. is that because gravity is being shielded? answer ends with a o. no. it begins with a n. - no. - try it. - no. - no. okay. it turns out it's being buoyed up. it's being buoyed upward. and what's making it buoy upward? so there's a force lifting it. why does the force of the displaced water lift it? nobody knows. believe or not believe? - we gonna be known, right? - that's right. et's take a look at this a little more carefully. you put this object under water, any water pressure against the top? - yes. - yep. and that water pressure against the top gives a force against the top. any water pressure against the bottom? yeah. and that water

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the boulder is about 25 feet in diameter. bring more information to you. trying to get in touch with the family because they have a story to tell this morning. >>> from boulders to mysterious loud booms, they're becoming a big problem in one wisconsin town. >> this, like, constant boom, boom, boom. >> almost felt like a heavy duty thunderstorm. >> didn't know what was going on. >> just a weird, weird feeling. >> so what is causing the mysterious booming noises in wisconsin. we'll ask a city official what she knows. >>> and no more pink slime on sale at safeway. don't know what i'm talking about? it is likely you've been eating it all along. we'll explain. jobs leaving am. here's a chance to create jobs in america. oil sands projects, like kearl, and the keystone pipeline will provide secure and reliable energy to the united states. over the coming years, projects like these could create more than half a million jobs in the us alone. from the canadian border, through the mid west, to the gulf coast. benefiting hundreds of thou

. >>> a boulder breaks free in ohio and smashes into a house.ot wide rock crushed two cars, knocked down utility poles and damaged a water line. the family was home and no one was hurt. they're blaming the weekend's heavy rains for loosening the boulder. >>> a massive tree falls on a mail truck the dallas. gusty winds from a thunderstorm caused the tree to fall on the truck. in more than 20 years of delivering mail he said he's never seen anything like this. >> it's scary. other than that, it turned out to be okay. i can tell the grand children about it one day, you know. >> and the mail carrier you see was not hurt by the tree. >>> panic spreads when a gas pump explodes in miami. an suv crashed into a pump and it immediately burst into flames. a driver cut off another suv, lost control and slammed into the pump. no one was hurt. >>> a record breaking drug bust at the airport. a woman arrested for five pounds of heroine. her stomach was abnormally rigid. she had pellets in her abdomen. >>> united airlines flight left san francisco but forced to

that's especially true in los angeles tonight where in fact the boulder has become a rock star. here's ben tracy. >> stay on the curb, please. >> reporter: at 4:25 a.m., under the cover of darkness, this rock finally rolled into place. >> we've been up all night. we've been following the rock. >> reporter: 500 people were on hand to greet the 340-ton shrink-racked bolder at the los angeles county museum of art. yes, this is art. >> the rock is held lightly by these walls. it's levitated mass. that's the name of the sculpture, levitated mass. >> reporter: and the masses in los angeles are all light headed about it. >> it's like billions of pounds. >> reporter: as the stone rolled towards l.a. it gathered plenty of fans. 20,000 people ciem out to see it on long beach yesterday. the rock left a quarry east of los angeles 11 days ago. it traveled 105 miles through 22 cities in a round-about way to avoid low overpasses. >> i thought it was going to be a little smaller but it's, like, huge. and this truck is big, too. it's a lot of wheels. >> reporter: 176 wheels, to be exact. the spe

thousands turned out to celebrate the arrival of the 340-ton boulder.he super stone is on a very slow journey from a southern california rock quarry to the los angeles california museum of art. boulder watchers came to have pictures taken and listen to music that had the word "rock" in the title. get it? a truck will deliver the piece of earth to its new home this saturday. i'm lynn berry. this is "early today," your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> talk about reeling in the big one. a new zealand fisherman caught what may be the largest tuna ever weighing in at 739 pounds, if sold that monster fish is worth almost 400,000 bucks. even more amazing, he hooked the fish from his small 20-foot boat. but this anger is hoping his wife will let him mount the monster size fish on their wall instead of taking the cash. >> cash. >> i would take the cash, too. >>> and this famed vampire woman is covered in tattoos and piercings and has fangs and horns. she's terrifying looking but still cares for four children and runs a successful business. sh

starts out like any other mountain bike video we've seen but then he starts going over these crazy boulderit before it goes viral. >> how's this one going to end? 0 >>> one of the greatest joys in sports is running the bases on a ball candiamond, right? >> oh, yeah. >> these guys are doing it with r.c. cars. this is the fifth scale mad gear dallas. these things are ripping it up. >> definitely makes it easier to steal second. one of these. >> the speed that these things are getting, though, is impressive. >> how fast are they going? >> they're going really fast. >> definitely going to need a nice car wash after this too. there's a lot of dust flying around. >> it's not so much the cars i'm worried about, it's the diamond. are they going to have to drag the infield. >> the grounds crew is going to have to be called in. >> the car alone costs you about $600, not including the radio transmitter and receiver and charger. >>> st. patty's day is this weekend. we've got to celebrate in style. >> yep. >> with our good friend, teddy. >> i'm not going to lie to you, beth, i've missed teddy. >> right

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the 340-ton boulder garnered rockstar treatment on its way to the l.a. county museum of art. the extensive and arduous effort to get it done. >> reporter: greeted with cheers and the song "we will rock you" -- n]♪ >> reporter: this 340-ton rockstar finished its 105-mile journey from a rock quarry in riverside county to the los angeles countiy museum of art in the early morning hours, but that didn't stop the groupies, some of which had followed the rock for days. >> how long have you been following the rock? >> three days. >> three days? >> yeah. >> have you slept? >> yes. >> okay. >> reporter: equipped with cameras and rocco oh. >> it's really rock, hence the rock, rock candy, and i will say i will never take this knife for grant. >> reporter: thousands watched as the 11-night journey came to an end. >> it's a piece of history unfolding right before our eye us. >> reporter: even after the boulder's journey ended, spectators continue to flood in. >> look how many people are standing here peering through the fence, like the 1890s when the circus came to town. >> biggest rock i

play time quickly turned into a nightmare for a 5-year-old boulder, colorado boy. we got the story from dailycamera.com. 5-year-old was playing at a neighborhood park with friends and there was a hole in the park. these boys were taking turns jumping in and out of the hole. when it was this 5-year-old's turn, his ankles got crossed and his knees turned under and he got wedged in the hole. now this hole was 3 1/2 feet deep, but only a foot in diameter. >> oh, my god. >> this happened about 7:00 p.m. police were called. police, fire rescue and ems all came to the scene. they ended up having to dig the boy out with a shovel. this whole rescue process took about a half-an-hour. >> why was it so hard to get him out? i just imagine the way his legs were in there, it almost wedged him in. i feel like it would have just tried to pull him out it would have hurt his legs because his legs were crossed and behind him. >> that is right. this is a shot of the whole after they dug him out. you see how narrow this whole is and because he was wedged in, they had to dig out the side

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boulder is make its way down the sunset strip all in the name of art. we will tell you how when "good morning maryland" continues. >>> we are wet and mild this morning. but the dry and cool conditions will move in. i will tell you when coming up. >>> and on the roads cleared one accident but another one in anne arundel county with a closure. we will have details on that up next. this one's for all us lawnsmiths. grass gurus. doers. here's to more saturdays in the sun. and budgets better spent. here's to turning rookies - into experts, and shoppers into savers. here's to picking up. trading up. mixing it up. to well-earned muddy boots. and a lot more - spring per dollar. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. show the yard who's boss, with this cordless black and decker trimmer, just $84.97. >>> now "good morning maryland." >>> welcome back. this is one of the most famous houses of the decade in the 90s, the home alone home redundant but it's the house where it was film sold for 1.6 million and that's down from 2.4 million originall

fallen boulders, just how big is it? and what caused it to crash into a ohio home. >>> spend most of your day in front of a computer, well, you might need a pair of these. i'm monique griego. coming up, we'll tell you why. >>> maryland is getting a new area code. stick around for the 411. >>> and there are more clouds than sun out today. does that mean rain is in our first warning weather forecast? , >>> a boulder breaks free in a hillside in ohio, spelling disaster for one homeowner below. the boulder slammed into the home in athens. it also crushed up the cars and knocked down utility poles there. believe it or not, no one was injured. families in the neighboring homes have been evacuated while crews crook looked into the rain's intensity. >>> flames engulf a marina in san diego, causing millions of dollars in damage. nine boats there caught fire. five of them are completely destroyed. repairs are estimated around $1.3 million. >>> you spend at least a few hours in front of a computer, listen up. your eyes are probably

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and here in boulder city, you know that better than anybody.ou know the promise that lies ahead because this city is always about the future. eight decades ago, in the midst of the great depression, the people of boulder city were busy working on another energy project. you may have heard of it. like today, it was a little bit ahead ofites time. a little bit bigger than the solar plant. a little louder too. it was call the hoover dam. at the time, it was the largest dam in the world. even today, it stands as a testimony to american in iningenuity be the power of the american spirit. the testament that we can do anything. that was true back then and it is true today. >> that's president obama talking about energy innovation, the can-do spirit in boulder city, nevada today. evolve or perish in the ultimatum facing businesses, pr the healthcare to audio industry. but according to our specialist, this isn't a bad thing. in this age of discorruption we must learn it discorrupt ourselves before somebody else does it for us. joining us now. an award w

police say the huge boulder fell from a nearby hillside.ghbors say they first thought it was thunder. then they heard the huge crash. crews say the boulder is about 25 feet wide. no estimate on weight right now. it will have to be broken up before they get moving. >>> an impatient driver in florida, causes a fiery wreck at a neighborhood gas station. security cameras are rolling as a woman rushed to beat another woman to the pump, but she couldn't stop in time. the suv slammed into the pump, sparking an explosion, as you see. the station was quickly evacuated. no one was hurt. police don't plan to file charges against the driver. >>> a michigan woman pays too much attention to her cell phone and ends up in a freezing lake. the woman was typing a text message while walking along the pier, when her family says she fell into the frigid waters. luckily, a teenage girl was walking nearby. she was able to pull the woman out. they were a little wet. but otherwise okay. >>> in today's healthwatch, new guidelines regarding the treatment of sinus inf

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the boulder d.a. were under an umbrella of suspicion and the case became a media circuit and the family was caught in the court of media position. >> i did not kill jon benet, i loved that child with the whole of my heart and soul. >> the investigation dragged on for months, with little progress and no arrests made. john and patsy put their house on the market and moved to atlanta not far from where their daughter was buried. in 1998 a grand jury decided there was not enough evidence to charge with the murder. tragedy struck in 2006 when patsy ramsey died from a recurrence of ovarian cancer. and then in 2008, 12 years after that fateful christmas, john and patsy ramsey were exonerated. and new dna proved that they were noent and the boulder's district attorney's office sent a letter of apology. >> the case was reopened in 2010, but still no suspects had been named. and john ramsey told his story in a powerful new book called "the other side of suffering" and joins me now. nice to be here. >> the media

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a 340-ton boulder being moved to the museum of art.going to arrive at its destination this morning. a carnival atmosphere surrounds the giant boulder on it's is 11-day journey. there it is. the small group of spectators has grown to 20,000 people. some people are taking vacation days from work just to see it. the art work called levitated mass is expected to open to the public this spring or summer of. >>> in hawaii they are cleaning up after the first tornado in four years. it raked the coastal honolulu suburb of kahlua. it formed as a waterspout yesterday morning but it pushed a mile inland, tearing off part of a roof and carrying it several hundred yards. the windward side experienced a 30 minute hailstorm which the national weather service calls in precedented. some hale stones measured as large as three inches. i was sent other still picture showing a golf ball in the bucket with the ail stones and he they are bigger than the golf ball. >>> and i heard schools are closed. and they have been going through weeks and weeks of rain th

we look at little ants crawling around and lifting little boulders, boulders compared to their own size, yeah? and we marvel at how strong the ants are. is there anyone in here who did not as a child stop and look at the ants and see them carrying little chunks of rock, and who did not marvel about how strong they seem to be? who? huh. [laughter] what? deprived childhood is-- well, most of us have looked at such things, right? let me ask you a question. how strong you suppose that ant is? strong or strong-strong? strong-strong. compared to-- for sure? compared to what? good point. let's suppose this happens, gang. an elephant walks to this door. the elephant is gonna start lifting up logs. a door over here, an ant walks through that's just as big as the elephant, a super ant. this super ant is been-- [makes sounds] --i don't know how it's been done, science fiction, okay? scaled up. and it scaled up, so, that ant-- [makes sounds] --the same size as the elephant. now, they're gonna have a contest to see who can lift a greater load. who are you gonna be betting on? elephant. ants. check y

shower activity old of boulder creek. as far as rainfall totals since last monday, look at these numbers, very impressov. north bay, nearly-6", san francisco, 3", oakland over 4". we can beat that. santa cruz county from the santa cruz mountains to the coast and up in the santa cruz mountains for monday through the afternoon, a 5-day total amounts of 20", 19.96" of rainfall over past few days. very impressive coming up, i will highlight shower chances for tomorrow and if we have any more strong storms showing up in the long-range weather maps. >>> thank you, mark. >>> our rainy weather left a walnut creek neighborhood in the dark. pg&e crews worked to restore power in the lakewood neighborhooded. more than 500 customers lost electricity when a power line was knocked down. >>> in the sierras, skiers and snowboarders spent the at the end of the enjoying fresh snow. boreal mountain resort in truckee reported-46". forecasters say snow will continue to fall off an on throughout the weekend. can always find weather alerts by go

a fallen boulder crashed into a house in athens. it is 25 feet in diameter. it broke away from a hillside and crashed two cars and rolled right into the home. there were people inside, but fortunately they were not hurt. they were told to evacuate until crews could determine if they were safe. >> something or somebody is shaking up a city in wisconsin. residents in the clintonille heard some loud booms in the middle of the night. mild unusual shaking in the area but they have not pinpointed a source of it. much of the southern plains is dealing with heavy rains and massive flooding. 10 inches of rain has fallen and louisiana. homes are flooded. half a foot of rain has fallen in texas. the danger is not over yet. seven states remain in a flash flood warning through tomorrow. >> we have strange shaking flooding, and the boulders. >> and cherry blossoms and records. it was warmer and northern maine that was in washington today believe it or not. outside it is a beautiful day with all of the cots we have had. there are cherry blossoms. they are in peak. we hope t

a huge, 25-foot boulder mad broken free from a hill side in southeast ohio. it landed right on the front of this house. smashing two vehicles. it also took out utility poles and damaged an underground water line. the family was home at the time but, fortunately, they were in the back of the house and weren't hurt. this happened around 10:30 last night in athens, ohio. the family can't go home until engineers determine whether that hillside is stable. >>> you don't want a boulder on your house but how about thousands of bees on your roof? a guy in georgetown has that. he loves it. he's an urban bee keeper and his hives have become the buzz of the neighborhood. >> this is a frame of bees. >> reporter: while the thought of being this close to bees might make you nervous -- >> i don't like bees. i'm allergic. >> urban bee keeper jeff miller is right at home looking at his honey combs. >> i've always been interested in food and cooking and starting my own garden and i was having a hard time getting any fruit to set. you know, tomatoes weren't growing, peppers were