so he's trying just to hold that boulder so he doesn't get sucked into that little crack. that's his helmet and the camera scraping up against that rock. what do you do? eventually his buddies throw him a rope. he holds on to the rope and his buddies drag him out of his slip so they rescue him. then they go back and rescue the kayak. after it was done, they had to appease the river gods by pouring some booze into a boot. >> they have to do a booty beer. >>> this video i'm about to show you guys is disgusting. >> god, no, what is it. >> that is aunt grace's zit or a blackhead. >> aunt grace? >> this is aunt grace's zit. she's had it for 25 years. >> what? >> this is bad. >> it's not a zit. that's a cave. >> that looks like a mole. >> i might puke on this one. good god. >> oh, my. >> this is just one. >> shut it down. shut it down. >> this is just one pore where they are trying to get this thing out of. and all they are using are tweezers and the head of a sewing needle. >> oh, god. this is on her back. but she probably never saw it. i mean, it's on her back. >> i am not goi

>> big giant boulder rolling down. that thing is humongous. >> oh, my gosh. >> you can hear it did crash into something back there because that was a huge piece of rock. >> this is almost armageddon like. what you're looking at is fog rolling over the long range mountain over the west coast in canada. >> that looks like the special effect out of a horror movie where the bad aliens are coming to get you. that could be the plot of many a horror movies. >>> a daredevil's jumping on a mission to change for good. >> basically what he's trying to do is get people to pick a day that's sad for them. he hopes to use his daredevil skills to change the hearts and minds of people. >> together we can make this date become a day of joy. a date is changed for good. >> what he wants you to do to be part of a transformation. >>> and that moment on an el a later when things get awkward. see how the king >>> only thing to say about andrew hale's prank. awkward. >> hi. >> hi. >> yeah. yeah. >> this is awkward escalator. he gets on the esc

once this is over, i'm moving my practice to boulder, and i want you to come with me. oh, peter, this is so sudden. yes or no? yes. yes, i'll go with you. yes! yes! dr. kelmer's on his way up. sorry, uh... just give me a minute here. have a seat. what did you want to talk to us about? what was in the newspapers yesterday. we apologize for that. somebody jumped the gun. there's been no positive id. if there were one, you'd be the first person we'd contact. you haven't identified this body? no. it's a... difficult id. what about fingerprints? it would help if there were fingers. what, the arms were cut off? we'd rather not discuss details right now until we have an identification. i could take a look and tell you in a second if it's her. i'm a doctor, i'm not squeamish. it's not necessary; we appreciate it. have you determined the cause of death? was it a suicide? doctor, as i... told you, until we have an id... damn it, it's like pulling teeth. i've told you everything i know, and you are telling me nothing. is it because you're not making any progress? fine. you really

, what we see here is a completely disorganized mixture of clay and silt and sand and stones and boulders that have all been churned and rubbed together due to glacial action. so, if you look underneath any active glacier, you see this bed of muck that's full of stones and boulders and whatnot that's getting dragged along by the flowing ice overtop, and it's a very distinctive kind of deposit. it looks like it just got dumped out of a cement mixer, okay, and that indicates that there were no waves or currents involved in the deposition of this material. this is something that was just churning everything together, and the only process of transport that operates in that way is transport beneath a flowing glacier. narrator: in addition to indicating the presence of glaciers, the rocks can also reveal when those glaciers started to recede and the planet started getting warmer. this is shown by laminations, or layers. so, what i'm looking for here is a layer of stratified material. okay, so, this is massive till. it's somewhat churned-up. this is still pretty massive, and it's massive up ther

, what we see here is a completely disorganized mixture of clay and silt and sand and stones and boulders that have all been churned and rubbed together due to glacial action. so, if you look underneath any active glacier you see this bed of muck that's full of stones and boulders and whatnot that's getting dragged along by the flowing ice overtop and it's a very distinctive kind of deposit. it looks like it just got dumped out of a cement mixer okay, and that indicates that there were no waves or currents involved in the deposition of this material. this is something that was just churning everything together and the only process of transport that operates in that way is transport beneath a flowing glacier. narrator: in addition to indicating the presence of glaciers the rocks can also reveal when those glaciers started to recede and the planet started getting warmer. this is shown by laminations or layers. so, what i'm looking for here is a layer of stratified material. okay, so, this is massive till. it's somewhat churned-up. this is still pretty massive and it's massive up there. but,

that has fallen on u.s. 64. >> originally we were just going to try to get pictures of a boulder in the road. we didn't know how big. we didn't know if there were any cars trapped underneath. >> when reporter bill mitchell arrives the road is closed to traffic and the tennessee department of transportation, better none as tdot, is using a giant hydraulic hammer to break up the enormous rock. >> it was huge. it was massive. it covered up an entire lane of the road. they were hitting this thing with all they had, and it was not cracking. you can see little splitters of rock fly up through the air. as far as breaking that thing apart, it wasn't going anywhere. >> the 24-mile two-lane highway goes through a narrow pass called the gorge and is flanked by little frog mountain on the one side and the ocoee river on the other. the trip through the ocoee gorge normally takes 20 minutes, but with the road closed, the detour around the mountain adds more than two hours to the commute. >> there's a tremendous amount of pressure to get the road open. but you have to do it and do it safely. >> st

the fat kid gets crushed by a boulder. sorry, spoiler alert. the fat kid gets crushed by a boulder. hamlet. hamlet dies. king lear. king lear dies. romeo and juliet. they die. basically, if it is by shakespeare, everyone in the title dies. now, that is all you need to know and you can spend the rest of your summer smoking weed and yoloing, whatever the hell that means, the end. >> thank you, nick, very educational. oh, look at this. the belly floppers are here. hi, everybody. how are you doing? go on right through. yes, yes, bring your luggage. whatever you need. what's going on here? we're going to take a break. we have lots of good stuff playing. julia louis-dreyfus, nick offerman, and music from michael kiwanuka. our conservative annual belly flop tradition so come on back. ,, [ bell dings ] [ crowd cheering ] [ male announcer ] for sensitive skin, there's fusion proglide. our micro thin blades are thinner than a surgeon's scalpel for our gentlest shave. switch to fusion proglide. gillette. the best a man can get. over $8.00 a meal.proglide. dinner out is this digiorno dinner fro

they were brought here from the art congo and boulder regions i live and work here in these very houses. i have my own weaving workroom and. a lot of people come to visit all the time and they can stay here for a while and rent a house take part in some handicraft masterclasses it's really interesting you can also try it. there are almost a hundred permanent residents in the village and many of them are our designs and craftsman. a new pair of shoes or some homemade kitchen crockery is just a monster class a way. of course many people come here just to enjoy the spectacular scenery and there's no better way to do that than on horseback. come on come on use your voice even. he doesn't get it don't let him drop his head. back harder like that let's go buddy my guys might only be fourteen but he's an expert horseman and he spent every summer he can remember here in the village. the horse is a unique animal it has its own personality its own special traits. my love you have might hate you it all depends on how you treat. he zebediah and we friends now i'm not sure about that he doesn't care

they were brought here from the art congo and boulder regions i live and work here in these very houses. i have my own weaving workroom and. a lot of people come to visit all the time and they can stay here for a while and rent a house take part in some handicraft masterclasses it's really interesting you can also try it. there are almost a hundred permanent residents in the village and many of them are our designs and craftsmen. a new pair of shoes or some homemade kitchen crockery is just a monster class away. of course many people come here just to enjoy the spectacular scenery and there's no better way to do that than on horseback. come on come on use your voice even. he doesn't get it don't let him drop his head. back harder like that let's go buddy my guides might only be fourteen but he's an expert horseman and he spent every summer he can remember here in the village. the horse is a unique animal it has its own personality its own special traits. and then we might love you it might hate you it all depends on how you treat. b.d. and we friends now i'm not sure about that he doesn

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you don't have the chinese tycoon who built the pent house surrounded by trees, bushes and fake boulders said he just discovered there are building codes, even in beijing, and he is violating most of them. as demolition begins, you have to feel for the guy on the 25th floor who says that most of the construction was done on night. elsewhere in berkeley, the worst drivers tend to drive the most expensive cars. the studies show that the pricey imports are more likely to drive on crosswalks when pedestrians are present, and jump the turns and forget to say thank you when they borrow fancy mustard? our favorite is the rope and rock, balance and guts. the moab monkeys, a group of incredibly fit and brave athletes from utah who have taken this to new heights, by highlining across some of the most incredible distances in the world. this recent climb in yosemite is gaining fans by the quick load. and relax, mom, they work with a harness. >> that looks so fun but i don't think i could do it even if the rope was on the floor. thank you for joining us, coming up, gma, we'll have the world at your f

but many are frightened by the tons of boulders that are thundering down this year. some residents have already been evacuated and they are bitr about it. >> losing your home because you are suddenly in danger in the safest place on earth is very unsettling. >> these images were filmed a few days ago. masses of stone and ice came down in a freefall. the risk of an avalanche is high -- houses could be buried like these were several years ago. the risks rise with average temperatures. waiting to happen.isaster they blame climate change. tourists on the iglesia or don't notice a thing, not yet. -- glacier don't notice a thing, not yet, anyway. thousands of tourists from india and china exploring europe say that the glacier is a must-see destination. >> you like the snow? >> very much. >> we have come to see the ice. >> to get to the ice, the tourists need to travel to two stations below. it is a swiss village that lives from tourism. the glaze your promises alcee -- glacier promises icy entertainment. glaciologist shows us a photograph from the 1970's. it was shot right

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but many are frightened by the tons of boulders that are thundering down this year. some residents have already been evacuated and they are bitter about it. >> losing your home because you are suddenly in danger in the safest place on earth is very unsettling. >> these images were filmed a few days ago. masses of stone and ice came down in a freefall. the risk of an avalanche is high -- houses could be buried like these were several years ago. the risks rise with average temperatures. some say it is a disaster waiting to happen. they blame climate change. tourists on the iglesia or don't notice a thing, not yet. -- glacier don't notice a thing, not yet, anyway. thousands of tourists from india and china exploring europe say that the glacier is a must-see destination. >> you like the snow? >> very much. >> we have come to see the ice. >> to get to the ice, the tourists need to travel to two stations below. it is a swiss village that lives from tourism. the glaze your promises alcee -- glacier promises icy entertainment. glaciologist shows us a photograph from the 1970

. >> was he boulder if he was older. 67 year old great- grandmother accused bob filner of sexual harrassment. peggy said he hugged her and kissed her on the lips and repeatedly asked her out. at her press conference with gloria alred. she described one uncomfortable encounter. >> on the day that mayor filner came by and asked me if he could go eight hours, i was shocked he said that to me. >> he's scum and fiowa lner completed intensive this were and we have a video on what he was shown not to do. ♪ presidenty bird. respiratory >> that is disgusting. >> and nancy pelosi finally said filner should resign. was she waiting for 15 women. >> or waiting for hooters to come out and discourage all of the feminist and libs. we will not serve you because you suck. it took a long time with it. and took a long time to denounce him. it is bad. soon as alred gets involved. it takes it down a bit. filner seems like he hits on everybody. it is not a typical victim. >> he hit on sexually abused women. >> he is a bad dude. >> a lred comin

he's trying to just hold that boulder so he doesn't get stuck in that crack. >> oh, yeah.is helmet. and the camera is scraping up against the rock. eventually his buddies throw him a rope. he holds on to the rope and his buddies drag him out of the slip. they rescue him. then they go back and rescue the kayak. after it was done they had to appease the river god by pouring some booze into a boot. >>> now we're going to head to the lehigh river gorge in pennsylvania. it's a couple of groups of white water rafters having a great day. but notice what's up ahead as they come to this small little white. >> do you want in? do you want in? >> no, i'm going to swim down the river, thanks. >> drag him right to the boat. >> are you all right? >> now, once they get her in the boat, she's uing. >> we just kidnapped her. >> she decided she was going to get with these guys. >> i guess we're going to keep her. >> would you get back in the boat that you fell out of or would you get in with the pros? >>> once a year i get super excited because national geographic traveler has a foot to cont

that way only did they tell you the fee on the day and i gave it to her what is your i'm also from boulder and i ended up here because my home was swept away i built my house seven times and seven times it was carried away by the flood waters i have no more land to live on and no money to buy more there was no more work for us there that's why i came to. i'm on the rails i work at the tannery for forty five euros a month it's the only way for me to survive. on this yes. among showman's friends and family some children also have to work to help their parents. sometimes you know you have this idea that. i think that i think that the. mother could. provide an implant for mind though for this and if i'm going to. get it and then they lose there's no doubt that you know my grandma it's your mother who works instead of your father and you hate me. the. wealthy british style. that's not on the president's right mind. margetts why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in cars a report on our. most of these voices the couple of the law for violence or theft. but we drove the w

and i didn't know what is your but i'm also from boulder and i ended up here because my home was swept away i built my house seven times and seven times it was carried away by the flood waters i have no more land to live on and no money to buy more there was no more work for us there that's why i came to. i'm on the rails i work at the tannery for forty five euros a month it's the only way for me to survive. on this yet. among friends and family some children also have to work to help their parents. sometimes you know you have this in the i do that all of the listening and then you had to attend the. mike i think. for line and for the mantle for this and a half i'm going to. get the name in the business. then get my camera it's your mother who works instead of your father and you need me. to upload. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. i would rather as

just a boulder heading through the door. >> another boulder? that's tough. >> nothing to see here, folks. >> i don't know. but about that train. can we get that high-speed train? let's get a national system. >> do it. magnetized. >> josh, thank you so much. >>> moving on to new details on hannah anderson, the young girl back home now, after being rescued from her kidnapper in the idaho wilderness. and her father speaking out for the first time since her dramatic rescue. abc's ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: for 16-year-old hannah anderson, the journey home from the rugged back country of idaho was quick. a flight, courtesy of the fbi. recovering from what happened there will take far longer. >> as for my daughter, the healing process will be slow. he's been through a horrific ordeal. i'm proud of her. and i love her very much. >> reporter: hannah told investigators that her kidnapper 40-year-old james dimaggio, was armed with a rifle and a pistol. she says he fired at least one shot at the fbi hostage rescue team before an agent shot him

and you have a small white boulder. there you go. that's for you. i made that. look at this one. a -- look at this. i will fold, fold, fold. and this is...a tissue. a tissue. [ rock music plays ] can i talk to you for a minute? yeah. for a quick second. well, just for a second. do you know anything about manscaping? i don't. i've having my first date in 50 years, and friends are telling me about manscaping. you got to be you. if you want to trim up and kind of just clean things up a little bit, that's perfectly fine just to kind of look nice, depending on where you're going. i use a straight razor. i'm old-fashioned. but i don't want to use a straight razor down there. uh...you could. i could? i mean, all i use is -- i just have a regular beard trimmer, and i just use my beard trimmer wherever i need. but i don't want to hurt myself, you know? i think you'll be just fine. i don't think you have anything to worry about. you're really wise beyond your years. you really and truly are. thank you. i appreciate that. i try. all right? you have a great day. oh, thank you. thank you very

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 te

it's a pretty easy commute thus far, but we do have some issues downtown in boulder city as you get towardsthe gwen falls parkway at dennison. this is the issue with the law on the scene right now, also, again, a lot of fire officials there is what i'm trying to say. and anne arundel county going toward the south also an issue at talbot road. we'll talk more traffic and weather and news. that's all coming up on the other side of this break. ♪ i woke up to a lightbulb ♪ every little thing is possible ♪ [ female announcer ] here's a fresh take on what to do with that chicken kraft fresh take kraft natural cheese on one side expertly blended spices and breadcrumbs on the other transforms your chicken in just 30 minutes ♪ love is a bright idea ♪ life is amazing ♪ with the love that i've found ♪ [ female announcer ] fresh take from kraft. every flavor is amazing. ♪ every flavor is amazing. this summer, new york state is back and open for business. with endless beaches, hundreds of miles for hiking...or biking. endless rivers and streams ready to take your breath away. and more than enough wineri

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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

when she threw up against the glacial boulders in a field and a spark flashed and then she sniffed a slight smell, of what? she writes. we thought was brimstone. her memoir went on, we thought the flash was the fire of hell and we had discovered an entrance. we never played their game. we never spoke again. heaven or hell, sylvester, i hope you will read about it in the pages of my book. thank you so much. morrison will come back in here. one of my -- one of my hearing? oh yes, q&a. okay. anybody who has questions please come to the young lady in the striped shirt. i hope you have questions and speak into the microphone. here comes a question. i would be happy to try to answer them. high. can you all hear her? [inaudible] >> okay. >> my question is this. i have the book, and as i was going through the book i was kind of puzzles as to why you referred to native americans throughout the book as indians all low in your talk you say native americans, just curious. >> i looked at a lot of usages, and i used the new york times usage which changed five years ago. they began to call native a

moretti boulder's crimes, many of them, work while he was serving an fbi informant.he could get life in prison. and now to some video just into our newsroom. no, a commercial break and i guess. >> there is a lot of talk about the new iphone set to launch next bob. >> we will tell you what else has been happening with the apple's latest gadget. but first -- >> i wanted to be here today to personally thank all of you and tell all of you out there how much all of your love and support hasman toomey over these very past -- over these is very difficult past few weeks. >> heart felt tears to the crowd. showers andsome thunderstorms. >> coming up on 11 news at 6:00 carollae trial against porter is wrapping up. and what you're about development downtown. -- and what to do about development downtown. these stories and much more when you >> very emotional moments last night at the teen choice awards. making her first public appearance since the death of co-star and boyfriend cory monteith. he actually cohoes did the awards in 2010. he and a couple -- he and michelle flav and o

abc 7 >>> a boulder colorado woman has a stolen car back after running into the suspected thief in an. alex warden was crossing a street with her boy friend when a car pulled up. she suddenly realize that had is my car. it had been stolen. alex and her boyfriend confronted the man. >> what are you doing? he said i'm trying to let you cross the street. he didn't put two and two together i was the owner of the car he just stole. >> her boyfriend jumped into the car and says the man started punching him and yell egg was going shoot him. brian says payne stopped the car and took off running police caught him a short time later now ryan suffered a broken layer nix and needed surgery. doctors inserted four plates and eight screws into his throat. painful day for getting a stolen car back. >>> a public service campaign becoming a money making opportunity. >> yes. 16 bags of doritos that were handed out are now on sale. >> police handed out about a thousand bags of the chips each containing information on the new law legalizes marijuana. >> some bags are full smrks are empty. and last check h

. >> was he boulder if he was older. 67 year old great- grandmother accused bob filner of sexual harrassment. peggy said he hugged her and kissed her on the lips and repeatedly asked her out. at her press conference with gloria alred. she described one uncomfortable encounter. >> on the day that mayor filner came by and asked me if he could go eight hours, i was shocked he said that to me. >> he's scum and fiowa lner completed intensive this were and we have a video on what he was shown not to do. ♪ presidenty bird. respiratory >> that is disgusting. >> and nancy pelosi finally said filner should resign. was she waiting for 15 women. >> or waiting for hooters to come out and discourage all of the feminist and libs. we will not serve you because you suck. it took a long time with it. and took a long time to denounce him. it is bad. soon as alred gets involved. it takes it down a bit. filner seems like he hits on everybody. it is not a typical victim. >> he hit on sexually abused women. >> he is a bad dude. >> a lred comin

when she threw a pebble against a glacial boulder in a field and a spark flashed, and then she sniffed a slight smell of what, she writes. we thought it was brimstone. her memoir went on. we thought the flash was the fire of hell ask that we had discovered -- and that we had discovered an entrance. we never played there again. [laughter] we never spoke of it again. heaven or hell, sylvester has been both, and i hope you'll read about it in pages of my book. thank you so much. [applause] what am i doing? oh, yes, q&a. and i'm doing it? yeah, okay. so anybody, anybody who has questions, please, come to the young lady in the striped shirt. i hope you have questions, and speak into the microphone there. and here comes a question. good. and i'd be be happy to try to answer them. hi. can you all hear her? >> [inaudible] >> okay, me too. >> my question is -- oh, it's on. my question is this. i have the book, and as i was going through the book, i was kind of puzzled as to why you referred to native americans throughout the book as indians, although you in your talk say native americans? i'm j

by the way, the only place you can comprehend miller and me in the boulder fresher show live is jacksonvilleida, saturday october 12th. only show not sold out. about 200 tickets left. please check it out on billo'reilly.com. "picked up a copy of killing kennedy at the hong kong airport. it made my trip back home seem like 15 minutes. great read." finally tonight the tip of the day courtesy of president obama speaking in buffalo, new york today, he said this. >> your outstanding mayor brian higgins is here. give him a big round of applause. [ cheers and applause ] what? byron brown. i'm sorry, byron. let me -- what i meant was your congressman brian higgins is here. your mayor byron brown is here. [ cheers and applause ] >> this what is happens when you get to be 52 years old. when i was 51, everything was smooth. >> all right. so here's the tip. if you are older than 45, not 52, write stuff down. the memory fades for everybody. just jot some notes about names, dates, and events. it's easy. factor tip of the day. i have to do that now. i forget, byron brown, brian higgins, you know? write it