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look at these ice boulders on lake michigan. you say, what? ice boulders? ice forms on the lake.think they break off. and like a stone gets smoother with the time as the waves go over them, they form. lena olmsted. thank you so much. gives you perspective. those are huge ice boulders. 28 chicago. 33 green bay and detroit. that high pulling in. the cold air toward the east coast. warm out west. if you're going to the oscars, windy is the word. maybe you'll see lip gloss catching the hair. >> this weather report brought to you by mini babybel cheese. and you said you have to do matte lipstick. >> don't have to worry about your -- >> i think those were dinosaur eggs. not ice boulders. dinosaur eggs. >> i've heard bianna say, she said, oh, pete. in russian. >>> it would be hard to imagine a cooler opportunity for a fledging filmmaker. getting a chance to share the stage with hollywood's biggest stars at the oscars. that's happening for six, young film students. how did this go down? our entertainment reporter, and host of "on the red carpet," rachel smith, has the story. >> reporter:

. >> you tried putting the boulders on them. >> we would have liked to think the boulders would work, but they did not. >> so they installed solar lights jie. we are installing the warning signs. pedestrians know they are out. >> we have volunteers that are working out here. >> all exhaustive memories to shed some light on a growing problem. 234 concord, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >>> happening right now san bruno school board members are locked in a discussion about a possible school closure. they are deciding what to do with students at crest more elementary school. the district needs to shutdown one school because of budget problems. board members are divided about where to send them. either rolling wood elementary or john muir elementary. it could last until after midnight. crest more is a half mile from the site of the 20110 gas line explosion that destroyed dozens of homes. >>> our warm spring-like weather is about to change. now to sandhya patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> you know the saying all good things must come to an end, but not immediately. let me show you live d

. >> you tried putting the boulders on them. >> we would have liked to think the boulders would work, but they did not. >> so they installed solar lights jie. we are installing the warning signs. pedestrians know they are out. >> we have volunteers that are working out here. >> all exhaustive memories to shed some light on a growing problem. 234 concord, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >>> happening right now san bruno school board members are locked in a discussion about a possible school closure. they are deciding what to do with students at crest more elementary school. the district needs to shutdown one school because of budget problems. board members are divided about where to send them. either rolling wood elementary or john muir elementary. it could last until after midnight. crest more is a half mile from the site of the 20110 gas line explosion that destroyed dozens of homes. >>> our warm spring-like weather is about to change. now to sandhya patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> you know the saying all good things must come to an end, but not immediately. let me show you live d

. >> you tried putting the boulders on them. >> we would have liked to think the boulders would work,>> so they installed solar lights jie. we are installing the warning signs. pedestrians know they are out. >> we have volunteers that are working out here. >> all exhaustive memories to shed some light on a growing problem. 234 concord, leslie brinkly, abc7 news. >>> happening right now san bruno school board members are locked in a discussion about a possible school closure. they are deciding what to do with students at crest more elementary school. the district needs to shutdown one school because of budget problems. board members are divided about where to send them. either rolling wood elementary or john muir elementary. it could last until after midnight. crest more is a half mile from the site of the 20110 gas line explosion that destroyed dozens of homes. >>> our warm spring-like weather is about to change. now to sandhya patel and live doppler 7hd. sandhya? >> you know the saying all good things must come to an end, but not immediately. let me show you live doppler 7hd right no

. >> and a big boulder move. the heavy equipment brought into the devil's slide construction site. >> this is typically the heart of our rainy season, not this year. 40 of the past 43 days have either been partly or mostly sunny including today. how long do we stay sunny? the answer in your forecast, sunny right there, next. yesterday afternoon. investigators say the 14-year-old boy was headed to basketball practice when he was >>> new details tonight about the concord teenager hit by a car yesterday afternoon. investigators say the 14-year- old boy was headed to basketball practice when he was struck crossing solano way. he is now at oakland children's hospital in critical condition. police say the teen was in a crosswalk when he was hit. the driver of the car is cooperating. >>> dozens of firefighters tackled an apartment fire in concord this morning. when it was over, six families had lost their homes. that two-alarm fire began in an upstairs apartment on tioga street. the fire started around 7 a.m. and one wo

three fraternity brothers who struck a balance when founding the indoor climbing gym indoor boulders. their success can be traced to their friendship. the owners kept the facility open 24 hour as day to house the displaced and act as a base for disaster response teams. as we reported a few years back, these college buddies turneded business partners have made the best of tricky times and have become a booming business. >>> in the old days, sports in new york city used to be of the classic variety. but times have changed. this is brooklyn boulders, 20,000 square feet of rock climbing in the heart of the borough. >> it was great that this opened because it was the only place in brooklyn and one of the few places. >> the work is three business partners. going into business with your close friend bs may sound risky, but these guys have figured out,000 make it work. >> this is the promotion we ran. >> they found that a clear division of responsibilities has helped them tackle the challenges of managing a startup and avoiding the dramdrama. >> whenever it gets fiery, we always say, friends

let's suppose, i take a boulder and i take a sledgehammer, and i, boom, i smash the boulder, boom, i smash the boulder down into what? rocks. then i take those rocks, boom, boom, i smash them down into... - stones. - stones. now, i take that sledgehammer, bam, bam. i smash those stones down into... gravel. come on, let's be a little imaginative here. and i take that gravel, unh, smash, smash, i break that gravel down into. - sand. - pebbles. sand. fine gravel. i take that fine gravel, i smash that down into, begin with an s, ends with and, try it. sand. now, i'd be taking that sand, honey. i take that sledgehammer and i smash that sand down into... - dust. - dust, powder. and i take that sledgehammer and whomp. i smash that dust down to... pebbles. powder, fine dust. fine dust, all right, all right. all right, let's take that fine dust and i smash that down into, begin with c, r, y, s, t, a... crystals. and i take those crystals and i smash those down into... molecules, or begin with "a" and guess what we're gonna be talking about today? atoms, all right. now, i take those atoms and

boulder creek has been there. that's a pizza place and coffee shop, if you live there, send us your snow pictures. as you can see, slick conditions across the board this morning. one of those mornings you don't want to dill y dally around the house. 40 in livermore. expecting numbers to drop off. once the skies open up a bit, the clear skies mean all of the warmth is going to radiate into the atmosphere. we expect temperatures to get close to freezing in livermore and concord through the next couple hours and that's when it could get interesting. we'll continue to update you and show you where the snowflakes are developing as that information becomes available on the radar. i'm tracking it like a hawk this morning. 53 degrees inland. bayside, 52. at the coast, 52 for you. cold enough for a jacket. bring that umbrella as well. make sure your windshield wipers are ready to go this morning, right, mike? >> that's exactly right. make sure you have wiper fluid. even with mist you may need to get dust and mud off your w

mountains where we have pockets of rainfall and still a little snow in the higher elevations near boulderek. some showers offshore. it hasn't ended completely. statewide tomorrow, we'll see a mainly dry weather picture although new wave of rain will begin up in northwestern quarter near yreka but it will dry here in the bay area tomorrow. look for partly cloudy skies tomorrow. 60 at concord and san jose, 58 at san francisco. here is the accu-weather seven-day forecast, several dry days, mostly sunny tomorrow and thursday. few more clouds on friday and slight chance of on saturday and milder weather carries into monday and tuesday of next week. >> carolyn: thanks. >> it it will be cold tonight. >> larry: do not forget the is on cast are on sunday less than a week away. >> carolyn: be sure to download oscars app. it will you access to streaming video. >> oscars app is viable for iphone, i-pad and android and kindle fire as well. >> carolyn: we've got sports coming up next. >> good thing. our apologies from mike montgomery at today's press conference, what >> larry: cal basketball coach mike

speaker, i rise today to share a story from john hoffman in boulder, colorado. like so many coloradans and like so many americans, john feels we need to replace our broken immigration system with one that works and allows a way for the 11 million people who are here without status to get right with the law and fulfill their destiny. john writes, my great, great german grandparents settled in germantown in lewisville -- in louisville, kentucky, they were hardworking and indust res you and got into the middle class. john writesering let the latinos do the same. mr. speaker, i rise today to share a story from isabela pascek of colorado, she wrote me to share her immigration story and her passion for making sure that we replace our broken immigration system with one that works and reflect ours values as americans. she and her husband were recruited to join a graduate program in math at the university of maryland in 1989. when they decided to go for it they thought they'd return to their home country, poland. that was their plan when they got their degrees but fate d

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

the earlier boulder in the road.e heard it was there around fifth and then now it's gone from the reports. good news because we have a lot of folks heading up through the area toward the bay bridge toll plaza and down toward emeryville and berkeley, the same situation. west 80. the good news all of the earlier crashes have cleared from the roadway. the bad news you have a lot more company heading to the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights are on. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. we continue following that developing story down in southern california where the manhunt continues for the former l.a. police officer turned shooting rampage suspect. marla tellez joining us live from the newsroom. it's been more than a week since that deadly violence started. still no signs of christopher dorner. >> which is one of the reasons why lapd is now offering a $1 million reward for his arrest and conviction. over the weekend we heard l.a.'s police chief call christopher dorner a domestic terrorist and as suc

they tried putting boulders on them but they moved them. >> we would think that would work but they did not. >> concord installed temporary solar lights. >> we installed warning so pedestrians know the lights are out as they enter the path. so we have two volunteers working from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. during the prime commute hours. all expensive and exhaustive remedies to shed some light on a growing problem. in concord for abc7 news. >> in palo alto, two cases of weapons on campus in a week have police and the administration on high alert. a student brought an old-style stun gun to school on friday and attempted to use it on another student off campus. on monday, students reported a classmate had a homemade gun that shoots rubber corks. both resulted in misdemeanor charges and disciplinary action. >> the police department and the school and the parents worked cooperatively and both students were criminally cited and released to their parents and the school took immediate disciplinary action against both students. >> the students are both juveniles so their names are nature made public

that's a headline out from a boulder, colorado, newspaper. the 6-year-old was found murdered back in 1996. nearly three years later according to the newspaper, a grand jury wanted to indict jon benet's parents john and patsy ramsey. but the district attorney at the time didn't sign the indictment claiming there was not enough evidence. i spoke with hln's nancy grace about this. >> i think it's a huge big deal. i think it's a headline, a bombshell. the fact that the grand jury voted that jon benet's parents were liable for her death. they called that a second-degree child abuse that ended in death. i think it's incredible. and i find it just tormenting that the district attorney did not obey the grand jury. >> so lynn wood has represented the ramseys over the year as you know. he told us earlier this week that he thinks the grand jury didn't even have all the information they could have had. listen to this. listen to what he said. >> i think you had a grand jury that was likely confused and perhaps could've had some of that confusion cleared u

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you saw what happened with that astroid in russia, the size of a large boulder. this one was much larger. it would hit with much more energy. and the energy has got to go somewhere. and in an air blast, there's heat, there is the posts of a compressive wave, basically a shock wave that can level buildings. you don't want that to happen over a city. and we're happy that most of our surface is ocean and most of earth's land is not inhabited. so you just sort of, you know, count your chances every time this happens. which is why i don't want to run away from these things. i want to deflect them. it would be nice if we had funding to do such a thing. but no such program in the world exists. >> that's another discussion. i could talk to you about this all day. we appreciate you coming by. >> excellent, thanks for having me. >>> it's a good night tonight. finally for some 4,000 people trapped aboard a crippled carnival cruise liner for the past five days, back on land, some of them kissing the ground. a vacation they would rather forget. janet shamlian joins us from mo

want to show you over the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek. straight snowfall there. we would love to see your pictures. if you live in the mountains, once that sun comes up at 7:10 this morning, snap a quick photo. we would love to feature it for you. 39 degrees in livermore. 39 in concord. temperatures will continue to fall throughout the next hour or two hours. 37 degrees to start in gilroy. possible here as well. we're in the 40s in san jose. it's not in the picture for us. time out what we are expecting. window will close quickly. we stop clock at 5:00 a.m. still getting moisture at that point. as we head through 6:00 to 7:00, showers start to deteriorate so once we get into 8:00, looks like we are still going to have moisture during the coldest point of the day. not a great chance. the chance is there. we'll watch that for you. by 4:00 p.m. today, showers really start to clear out of here. look at the snowfall on the way to tahoe looking good there. for us, just keep your umbrella handy. after about 5:00 to 6:00, we'll clear skies out. cold as we head through to

part of palace promoted the day before to field marshal by hitler in a bid to stop him capitulating boulder's when paul is realized that hitler wanted him to commit suicide he said he wouldn't give him such pleasure and he chose to live. for nazi germany this military disaster was the moment hitler's hubris really caught up with him for the soviet union it was at last a decisive victory over the invaders the ravage so much of the country this basement of stalingrad largest department store had become palaces last headquarters soviet officers entered to find it packed with wounded starving and freezing german soldiers this is what had become of what had started out as the largest army the world had ever seen the six army had surged up to the city in the summer of one nine hundred forty two hitler wanted to clear the way to the oil of the caucasus but stalin grad but first a sideshow became an object of obsession for both him and stalin fyodor forte for his very life battling house to house as the germans and their allies took ninety percent of the city thought the quest and i don't. read it wa

support -- >>> the authorities have released the names of the victims they are [indiscernible] of bouldercolorado and richard [indiscernible] of new york. no arrests have been made in the killings. >>> a woman charged as an accessory to the murder of a wealthy businessman is pleading not guilty. according to the attorney of [indiscernible] prosecutors say they plan to conceal the evidence against her on friday. she is charged in connection with the murder of 66 rolled [indiscernible] during a robbery at his home last november. three men also have been charged in the killing. >>> it is a site you don't everyday. our cameras caught some cowboys trying to corral a camel. that's right, a camel on the loose in concorde. they brought traffic to a standstill took hours to capture. we are live in concorde tonight with measures the owners taking to try to keep that camel secure. christian? >> reporter: take a look behind me might be able to the traffic is able to move through this area, this is the area where the camel was yesterday. today, this afternoon, i spoke with the camel's caretaker and he

of powerless promoted the day before to field marshal by hitler in a bid to stop him capitulating boulder's when paul is realized that hitler wanted him to commit suicide he said he wouldn't give him such pleasure and he chose to live. for nazi germany this military disaster was the moment hitler's hubris really caught up with him for the soviet union it was at last a decisive victory over the invaders the ravage so much of the country this basement of stalingrad largest department store had become palaces last headquarters soviet officers entered to find it packed with wounded starving and freezing german soldiers this is what had become of what had started out as the largest army the world had ever seen. the vermont six army had surged up to the city in the summer of one nine hundred forty two hitler wanted to clear the way to the oil of the caucasus but stalin grad but first a sideshow became an object of obsession for both him and stalin fyodor fought for his very life battling house to house as the germans and their allies took ninety percent of the city to the quest and what i've. rea

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

phase to build a new standalone veterans home in northern nevada to complement the veteran's home in boulder city.[applause] these resources will help ensure that our service members receive the benefits they deserve. we owe the men and women who serve our country nothing less than total victory. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, by doing all of these things, we are laying the groundwork for the future of our children and their families. they are the foundation of my budget and will continue to be the primary focus of my administration. my executive budget that will be transmitted to the legislature tonight represents general fund spending of approximately 6.5 billion dollars for the next two years -- which is a modest increase over my last budget. caseload growth in health and human services drives much of this increase. my commitment to k-12 education has also increased spending for our schools. but we must only allow for growth that our fragile economic recovery can bear. in this budget, we've reduced the tax burden on local businesses, we've addressed increasing caseloads and we've begun

you had to go into the creek with boulders and other hazards to deal with.3v)s >> an operation so difficult that in the waning daylight the team decided to use ropes instead of carrying it back on foot. it's a technique police say was uses about 20 years ago. >> just stay on the trail. otherwise, it can get1 dangerous. >> the coroner informed us they are not yet releasing the name of the man who died here. >> velging news in a triple murder investigation. authorities arrested a suspect. the bodies of three he men nound a home would weeks ago. investigators believe they were killed in a marijuana deal. we've learned four days ago deputies near mobile arrested a 46-year-old during a traffic stop. >> an autopsy reports a petaluma teen found dead in lake tahoe had drugs in her system. she died after a new year's eve concert. her body found in a snow bank. authorities said she likely became disoriented in the dark. the final report list herz cause of death as probable hypothermiaablÏuá shows she had a lot her system along with multiple drug ootz search is on for a rape yaeft accused of attacking

they ran outside.to see these boulder-sized pieces of snow falling from the rooftop. >> jacqueline: some to the north of us it does not look like it is going to impact us. quickly, it will lease to the bay area and cooler temperatures tomorrow. temperatures are going to be a bit more mild. 50s what cloud coverage. we will see warmer conditions for the overnight hours. from the 40's to the 30's. big changes that cooler air. it will not be quite as dramatic with a nice rebound on sunday and a chance for rain on wednesday. but i do not think we're going to see quite as much full look, coming up. a nightmare scenario. >> pam: just days left for the government to avoid major automatic spending cuts.that story,.next. well, well, well. growing up, we didn't have u-verse. we couldn't record four shows at the same time. in my day, you were lucky if you could record two shows. and if mom was recording her dumb show and dad was recording his dumb show then, by george, that's all we watched. and we liked it! today's kids got it so good. [ male announcer ] get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 1 ye

in boulder creek abc 7 news. >> three bikinies from one yard. >> it's efficient. >> it's amazing whatith google, too. really. >> you can't get spencer christian though, doing weather. >> this is skimpy clothing weather we're having now. a look at live doppler 7 shows low clouds and ?w'l the coastline, condoleezza overland areas. sunny skies and high temperatures around 70 degrees in chico. 76 in los angeles. 57 in yosemite. cool spot, tahoe. another mild day with sunny skies from top to bottom. 68 in san jose. and here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. weather trend continues through saturday high temperatures friday around 70 degrees in several loks mid-60s on the coast. monday extra clouds in the sky for president's day z then, tuesday, wednesday, a taste of rainfall we've seen in white a while. >> we need it we do. getting dry out there. >> yes. >> remember academy awards are coming up soon. so now, it's the time to down load official oscars app. the feature has details on eçfees and will help you keep track of your favorites. >> it's available for iphone, ipad and kindel fir

what happens in boulder stays in boulder.t: welcome to the next hour of varney & company. we will have much more on kro -- colorado in a few minutes. but first the city of detroit flat out broke. a state review concluded that detroit does not have a good enough plan to fix its budget mess which includes 14 billion dollars worth of debt and unfunded long-term pension liabilities. looks like bankruptcy or bailout for detroit. now, do you recall one member of the city council there recently asked president obama for that bailout? >> -- our people in an overwhelmingly supported the reelection of this president. there ought to be a quid pro quo and you ought to exercise leadership on that, not just that, but why not? stuart: that's a flat out demand asking for a bailout. the governor of michigan has 30 days to find an emergency manager to come up with a new plan to get detroit out of this financial mess. now, sandra, i'm saying there's a choice here. it's bankruptcy or it's a bailout. am i missing something? sandra: well, you coul

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they need to go private so they can't people and make boulders and moves. get a little long in the tooth. >> they made $3 billion last year so there is still profitable. >> this is a i will say game changer but it is the tech industry during up the white flag saying we need to be more service oriented and less hardware oriented. hardware doesn't have the margin that software and services have. >> we been waiting for the charges against the ratings company. there were guards securities that they gave a triple a credit rating to. other agencies were doing this and in the financial collapse happen. >> during the five-year collapse of wall street some problems ever be in pakistan with other mortgages called derivatives these companies have some of the highest margins in the history of wall street. looking back in history and saying these guys give credit ratings. when they give a credit rating to a government, some people think the united states is retaliating against them. some people think they're the right of charges of one company right before they go into

the commander general boulder, which is responsible for these projects, agreed with our recommendations to reassess the plans and determine whether construction contracts can be downsized, facilities eliminated, were redesigned. this is a great example of power our work can lead to tangible improvements. i am especially pleased with the continued cooperation of general bolger and his team attempting to improve efforts on reconstruction. let me turn to another problem, which is that in our third question. that is, as the program or project been coordinated with other implemented u.s. agencies other international donors? the border police example is an example of poor coordination with the afghan government. poor coordination with the u.s. government. strengthen the financial sectorwe found that even though the department of homeland security aware of the other's efforts. over visibility of cash flows. as reported, ltd. interagency at risk of working a cross purposes and definitely not benefiting and leveraging existing relationships. the next question i posed is particularly important fo