an escarpment of black, both salt boulders. the story of petroglyph national monument is not about petroglyphs. it is also including the volcanic cones and mesa top that spreads out towards albuquerque. they would come up. we have evidence of them carrying water and farming. sometimes, they would send their children up here to get the rabbits away. we see many ancient trails. this is part of a larger, spiritual landscape to the web look equal. -- the pueblo people. we are going to be walking on a trail. we see a volcanic expert -- escarpment. these black boulders came from several flows from the volcano. this is the easiest place to see petroglyphs. most of our hundred 50,000 bidders -- 150,000 visitors stop here. it is a carving on the rock. pueblo people use stone chisels and hammers to carve out the dark, black patina, exposing the rock. some people ask us how these petroglyphs were discovered. for the pueblo indians, they are as old as time. they have known about them since their creation stories. modern-day archaeologists

here we see a concentration of boulders with many hand images of different sizes. some of them have an additional appendage. the pueblo people believed if a child is born missing a finger or with an additional toe that that was a sign of power. with a concentration of hand images here, we have to wonder why. maybe it was because people pastor this way. maybe it is a type of a calendar. we do not really know. only the people who carve these images know for sure. what we do know is that if you follow it, you would in the end of 1100 room structure on the rio grande. it was a location for the petroglyphs. it is where mother earth meets father sky. they would come up here and follow spirits. they would say prayers. they would make offerings. they would carve images into the rock. sometimes it is a form and map, a counting mechanism, or image. the spirits would leave this world and go on to the next world to these petroglyph images. the forever people called the space the place that people speak about. it belongs to all of us. all americans. not just today, but future g

in 2009 and 2010, she became world bouldering champion. but for the next three years, she lost out to her austrian rival. the world cup competition consists of eight events. she did not win any of the first four. >> translator: it felt really tough. i even began to think i'd never get another win ever again. >> reporter: but going into the fifth event held in canada, something had changed inside of her. >> translator: in the second half of the season, i stopped worrying about my results. i just focused on my own style of climbing. i could really focus, so much that i wasn't aware of my surroundings. >> reporter: she put in a perfect performance to clinch the canada competition. she won the next three world cup events as well, dominating her rivals. and regained the title of world bouldering champion, which she had last won in 2010. >> translator: the best part of climbing for me is feeling that i'm still improving. for example, when i climb a wall that i wasn't able to climb last year. i want to get stronger. i want to keep getting stronge

. >> we had a condo in boulder, colorado called the spanish towers.s great, because sid was going to school there so he could live there all through his college days. >> sam moved in the summer of 1983. >> he needed a roommate so i filled in for the summer. got to hang out and get to know shauna a little bit better, his girlfriend. >> that summer, we still needed a good candidate for a third roommate. >> thayne smika was the new person in our lives, so we didn't know him very well. he was from akron, eastern colorado, graduated from csu. we knew he had some things going on for him. thayne took the main room downstairs and i had the bedroom upstairs. >> they felt that he was a good candidate for a roommate. they found after he did move in that he was not very sociable and i think he was having trouble coming up with the rent money. >> on the afternoon of august 1st, 1983, at about 12:26 in the afternoon, the boulder police communications center got a report of a man not breathing. >> it looks like -- it looks like my little brother's laying here dead.

an escarpment of black, both salt boulders. the story of petroglyph national monument is not about petroglyphs. it is also including the volcanic cones and mesa top that spreads out towards albuquerque. they would come up. we have evidence of them carrying water and farming. sometimes, they would send their children up here to get the rabbits away. we see many ancient trails. this is part of a larger, spiritual landscape to the web look equal. -- the pueblo people. we are going to be walking on a trail. we see a volcanic expert -- escarpment. these black boulders came from several flows from the volcano. this is the easiest place to see petroglyphs. most of our hundred 50,000 bidders -- 150,000 visitors stop here. it is a carving on the rock. pueblo people use stone chisels and hammers to carve out the dark, black patina, exposing the rock. some people ask us how these petroglyphs were discovered. for the pueblo indians, they are as old as time. they have known about them since their creation stories. modern-day archaeologists

it's piling up here in boulder. some people experienced summer into winter in a few hours.ple in boulder, colorado, winter was in full swing and after an intense cold front plowed across colorado it looked like this. denver's high reached only minus 9 degrees making it the lowest high on record for that date since 1916. in the boulder area, weather observers reported up to seven centimeters of snowfall as of wednesday evening. today residents are putting on snow boots and digging out after the early season snowstorm. it looks like snow will be continuing across the area up to 15 centimeters will be piling up across the pacific northwest. that's likely to pull into denver. take a look at this. this is what we saw on tuesday and wednesday. the high reached only minus 9 degrees. this is for a comparisonment this is what good image i can give you. in alaska, the high was 8 degrees. quite a story here. the temperatures, when it dips down, wind chill factors becomes about minus 30. that's likely to continue today. this weather is dangerous. wind chill advisorieses are in effect.

we do give people an opportunity to touch an artificial boulder that we created for such purposes. they get the touching out of the way. we want people to understand that these are sacred images. they continued to be important to the pueblo people. over time, a patina will form. that is what is meant to happen. until then, we asked people not to touch the petroglyphs. petroglyph national monument is one of the few national park units that is actually owned and operated not solely by the park services.

>> they start off bouldering. trying to climb up a few feet. see how p.j. reacts to just that. >> you're nervous. i could start to sense that. >> that's a big old boulder. >> give him credit, but you can see he's starting to panic a little bit. >> they have him slide out there. >> i did it. that's progress. >> you said this was step two. he has to take a bigger leap of faith? >> much bigger. they take him to one of these indoor skydiving facilities. >> these are so cool. >> you can see he's still got a smile on his face. that fear might be melting away. now the big test. they are not going to terrify the kid. just take him for a helicopter ride. >> that's still scary. >> you can see he's starting to retreat. he's starting to panic a little bit. >> you're okay. you're okay. you're all right. i think p.j. did a darn good job facing his fear meeting all these challenges. he's on his way. >> my day today was probably the most amazing day i ever had. he made me not scared any more. even if you're nervous at first about those things, try them. >> when the great i

large boulders came rolling down. crushing cars. crews will remove the boulders, repair a wall and new safety mesh. the project will take six months. >> at the right place at the right time. the car is totaled. but he saved another man any life. a window washer fell 11 stories today. and landed on a car. the man behind the wheel tells us about this unbelievable encounter. all happened in the financial district of san francisco. the window washer is in critical condition tonight. the company he works for, is facing a lot of criticism. cheryl hurd is live? >> reporter: as far as we know the man who fell from the building is alive here at sf general. the man who broke his fall lives in east bay. he tells me tonight his experience was like the scene out of a hollywood movie. he was in the right place at the right time. >> i heard something hit my car. i didn't know what it was. >> he says his first thought was a bicyclist accidentally hit his green toyota. when heap got out of his car at california amontgomery he couldn't believe. >> so

an escarpment of black, both salt boulders. the story of petroglyph national monument is not about petroglyphs. it is also including the volcanic cones and mesa top that spreads out towards albuquerque. they would come up. we have evidence of them ca

live look at jack frost and big boulder, this is big boulder, maybe done for the night, and as they do close at 10:00 o'clock, you can see a lot of snow on the slopes. so pretty good conditions to kick off the early season. but temperatures, actually going to be on the rise. this is compared to yesterday at this time. six to 22 degrees warmer, that's warming trends it, will move back to the delaware valley for the next few days. here we are, 38 at the airport, 30 in allentown, 27 in mount pocono. a lot of the temperatures have actually risen over the past couple of hours, that's warmer air moving in from the south and west. check it out, pittsburgh 48 degrees. gets warmer the farther west you g milder air will begin to move back to the region starting tomorrow and certainly into the start of the work week. there are some clouds over the reek on as we speak. that's actually the warmer air, high in the atmosphere moving on in. so that will continue to push on throughment generally partly to mostly cloudy skies overnight, keep it dry. tomorrow enjoy it, if you have outdoor plans, lower 50

we have snow falling across the pocono region they are making their own stuff at jack frost big boulder but nature made stuff is falling as i will show new a second. lets go next to the nationwide map if you can, we are looking at the cold here as we mentioned. we will see colors start to difficulties a appear and all you are left with is white on the contour map. that is how you know you are at the point where even the maps, think it is too cold. all 50 states yesterday, actually fell to at least freezing temperatures. it is really cold for everybody, and storm scan three is quiet at the moment and it will stay that way, there is always a trade off with weather because, even if it is nice and sunny you've got the cold or wind to contend with and that is definitely the the case here today. meanwhile we will zoom out and you can sianni we will same it out one more time light snow falling across central pennsylvania but good stuff is falling in those smaller band that keep falling south of buffalo, north of syracuse. those typical lake effect belt area. they are used to seeing lake effect

and they certainly don't have any weather problems, jack frost, big boulder, they can make snow, so cold up there. and they are doing. that will they are getting ready for this season, i've already seen people not this morning but previously skiing down that slope at jack frost big boulder. so, our temperatures are looking pretty nice. our sky conditions are looking, well, few flurries, everyone here in the studio has seen flurry or two. you can see them go by on storm scan3. i think for the most part they should be pretty much out of the picture, but you can still expect to see couple first thing this morning. twenty-five in the poconos, 24 allentown, 34 in philadelphia, 36 degrees, as you head down into wildwood. and our temperatures today, probably getting no higher than that 39 degrees temperature, we will be finding sunshine today, they'll be slight breeze and more of a breeze if you are at the shore. but still, it should be dry, fairly comfortable for this time of the year. we'll check out the seven day coming up. right now, vittoria, and really busy roads. >> yes, you know, i woul

these black boulders once came from several sheet flows from the volcanos. the canyon is the easiest place to see petroglyphs. most of our 150,000 visitors stop here first. this is one of the first petroglyphs that people who come to petroglyph national monument might see. it's a carving on a rock, and pueblo people would use stone which is he wills and hammers to peck, abraid, insize and carve out the dark plaque patina, exposing the light color of the rock which varies from a gray on a light brown to sometimes a red. some ask us how these were discovered. but for the pueblo indians, they are as old as time. they have known about them since their creation story. modern day archeologists date most of these images from about 1200 to 1650. a few are older, those which are done by early spanish sheep hearders who were out here as part of the land grants. in the 1970 did, archeologists came out to the west mesa and began to inventory these images. late ter interest in these glue andement, it became a national monument. to the pueblo people, they believed that th

it is still so cold, in jack frost big boulder. cold enough to add to their layers on the skies slope there. our headlines for the week, as you might imagine, for many it is a bitter taste of winter coming next week if you don't love cold weather we will fine colder weather next week. quiet but cold weekend this weekend and then a soggy monday. so there is something for everyone except warmth out there on the seven day forecast. we have 33 degrees in philadelphia. thirty-one in trenton. twenty-eight in wilmington. 24 degrees in the millville area. we have 23 in the poconos. it is in every location obviously. way too cold. it is way too cold in the south, it is 23 degrees in nashville, right now. we have 26 little rock. 25 degrees in birmingham. a 33 degrees in charleston, south carolina wherever one likes to go to stay away from cold winters. it is a minus two now, temperatures has dropped from zero to minus two in bismarck, north dakota, 7 degrees in minneapolis, nine in rapid city. we will get into that over the next couple of da

there were boulders in front of the cave that were painted. this place really was like t

there were boulders in front of the cave that were painted. this place really was like the sistine chapel. there was images all over it. the first thing that most people see when they come here are the red pigments because they tend to be the more recent. and they are more vibrant. if you look up here, this first thing we're looking at is what we call a biographic scene which means it tells a story. if you miss a part of the image you will miss a piece of the story. in this instance we have seven flintlock rifles all being fired. then there is a number of dash marks below and this is the same pigment, the same diameter. part of the same image. this is a beaver, a dead beaver. it is -- you can see it's pigtail and there is two webbed feet and a dot on it because it has been killed. there is a lightning bolt coming out of its mouth. that is it so leaving its body. its energy. this is a group of for trappers that were ambushed right near here and this was in 1823. seven of them were killed in that ambush. 23 of them got away. seven of these for t

there were boulders in front of the cave that were painted. this place really was like the sistine chapel. there was images all over it. the first thing that most people see when they come here are the red pigments because they tend to be the more recent. and they are more vibrant. if you look up here, this first thing we're looking at is what we call a biographic scene which means it tells a story. if you miss a part of the image you will miss a piece of the story. in this instance we have seven flintlock rifles all being fired. then there is a number of dash marks below and this is the same pigment, the same diameter. part of the same image. this is a beaver, a dead beaver. it is -- you can see its big tail and there is two webbed feet and a dot on it because it has been killed. there is a lightning bolt coming out of its mouth. that is its soul leaving its body. its energy. this is a group of fur trappers that were ambushed right near here and this was in 1823. seven of them were killed in that ambush. 23 of them got away. seven of these fo

likely new senate majority leader says a lot boulder's one action. >> pam: republicans plan to announcelude fast tracking international international trade agreements on repealing the unpopular tax on medical equipment green lighting the controversial keystone xl pipeline from the white house and offer to compromise. some people in congress will not like a surely we can find issues were of agreement among our people. >> reporter: with talking about marijuana this this election we had some medical mark marijuana initiatives. >> reporter: republican rick scott put the medical marijuana pass in the sunshine said. >> reporter: as washington d.c. face the decision of legalizing their marijuana. pop is the popular vote. colorado and washington state is setting the stage for more addition of an buchan colluding marijuana. >> reporter: it will show up on the california ballot as well in 26th thing >> reporter: bay area police of a restaurant on second suspect in citrus heights. they found demetrias ward and a partner with a gunshot wound in his head another suspect was intending to rob him of a

. >> this is not an easy mission and the comet is pot marked with craters and liters with boulders the lander will begin a two year study of the comet environment. scientists hope the mission will provide a key to many questions of the origin of solar system and, perhaps life on earth. if you want to see it for yourself head to the space and science center in oakland hosting a live viewing of the landing that starts a few minutes ago. we will check in and see what it is about. >> back down on earth, president obama remains in china this morning. >> that is where he met with the chinese counterpart. >> we have details on the historic agreement that was made >>> good morning, a historic agreement to reduce pollution reached by on men who rarely see eye to eye, president obama and his china counterpart. >> president obama leaves beijing with significant new agreements on climate change military cooperation and trade. he and his chinese counterpart reap add deal to curb greenhouse gas emissions. the united states has a new target to emit 26 percent to 28 percent less carbon in 2025 than in

but they found the surface was covered with cracks and canyon ands boulders. >> you are right.hey a ratified in the comet in august and spent the month and a half to phoned the best part to land. it is a touched down on the head of the duck. and the was there an unexpected boulder and was the ground to hard to hold on to. >> it didn't have ability to steer itself and it is unmanned craft and just sending a signal to it takes half an hour to go throw hundred million. >> they called it seven hours of terror. they cut the spacecraft loose. and it was approaching and only after it had crashed or landed, half an hour later did we find out what happened. and it seemed to go well. >> one of the possible side-effects should we find it is heading toward earth in a trajectory to take it right to earth, they may be able to land something to blow it up or break and divert its path. nhumanity has shown with the european mission, we can approach slowly and land and watch its speed and if you take a lot of equipment ten years ahead, you know you can do it successfully. and now years ago, it w

that's all trees and large boulders. crashes through the trees. thankfully, he was uninjured. he kept his calm all the way through. why did this go down the way it did? he claims he had a catastrophic failure in the container that holds his parachute. you see the webbing pulling away. here is another shot. this is other material he claims failed. >> it's incredibly horrifying. especially when you think how ironic it is when the one thing that is supposed to save your life is about to kill you. >> the fact he opened it when he did, he went over that lip of rock and had more time to recover. >>> it's just about time to give away another ipad mini. good news, today is bonus day. we are also giving away a flat screen tv. >> you are going to need thursday's buzz word, be at least 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> stand by for the rtm ipad mini give away. >> poor little guy. >> this one happened to get himself stuck in this pool. these guys saw the poor little guy. the little guy was chilling there. >> he is exhausted. >> this next one is, i don't know what to say. it's jus

and i started to have this vision of this, like, boulder that was, like, almost making it impossible for me to breathe. this incredible weight on me. and as i was feeling that and feeling incredibly oppressed by it, i also saw -- and, you know, the thing about the experience was it wasn't like an intellectual concept. it was like i really saw and felt these things as real things. and i saw that this incredible weight that was making it, really making me struggle for breath, that i was actually hauling this boulder with my arms to my chest. and it just hit me in an instant that all i had to do was open my arms, and that boulder would fall away. and so that's what i did. and all these fears and anxieties justice appeared like a soap bubble popping. and, you know, there's some experiences that people talk about in these kind of altered states that they wake up and they go can, what? i mean, a friend of mine once had a gigantic insight, and he wrote down on a piece of paper so he would remember the next day, and he woke up the next day and looked at the piece of paper, and it said "every

boulder creek, 36. ben lomond, 38. clearlake, 38. kelseyville. 38. napa airport, 39.pressure building in. it's topping over that ridge of high pressure. a lot of these higher clouds are filtering through. they will eventually push off toward the east. we'll start off partly cloudy and end up mostly sunny. 40s, 50s starting to bounce off some of the morning lows. it was a cool one for many. 40s for some. gill ray made it to 41. morgan hill, 43. sunnyvale made it to 42. now 44. menlo park. 49, 47 san mateo and also foster city. partly cloudy skies here for a while. but by tomorrow, we'll have mostly sunny skies and temperatures will start to get back into the 70s for many. tuesday into wednesday. maybe some upper 70s. partly sunny. more clouds. farther north you go. okay. i think hospital curve or something. san francisco. >>> we have a problem. southbound 101 at 280. there was another crash there. a bad spot. not only does it have an affect on san francisco traffic, it will have an effect on the bay bridge because traffic on the skyway just getting off the bay bridge i

all over the place, boulders. what you would want if you're thinking about trying to land. above, there is a spacecraft rosetta. comet,n orbit around the an extra ordinary achievement and what is about to follow is even more daring. it is almost free of obstacles. there is a risk they can bounce off. each of the three legs is fitted with a screw to drive into the ground. and it has two harpoons that will be fired down. no one really knows if any of this will help. there is another hazard as well. the comic gets closer to the sun and heats up. this image taken just a week ago . >> all the way down the surfaced. >> from the outer reaches of the solar system, it may bring us water and carbon. >> a tiny bit skeptical. let's bring that to a close. i'm katty kay. thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good. ler foundation and union bank. >> for 150 years, we believe commercial banks owes its c

he said he had a dry place to sleep in boulder creek.all we needed to do was find somebody with a car. and we found two people who had a car. it was a woman and her boyfriend. and her boyfriend was a chronic heroin user, and he had a gun on him. he was trying to sell it for heroin or for money. they needed a place to stay as well. as soon as we got there, there were people already in the house by the name of eddie munster and brush. somebody got the idea in their head to borrow the gun from this man, eric, who was in the car who provided the ride up there, and take the gun and rob a mountain store. he said no and that was that. i was fine with it. and when i walked through the door, i was pushed. somebody was behind the door. i think it was eddie. he started beating him upside the head with the bat. and i was just in shock. i didn't know what to do, so i backed up, and i sat on the bed, and they kept beating this guy and beating this guy. his blood was going everywhere. just bits of skull and brain going all over the walls. and i remembe

nchingts that's what the front did in boulder. and it's repeated even more intensely at higher elevations in the continental u.s. to southern canada. earlier, 77 in pueblo. now 44. it was 72 in colorado springs. now 36. >> no. >> in denver, at the -- >> 21? >> yeah. 67 earlier this afternoon. 21 now. the bottom dropping out. that is what an arctic cold front will do to you. we are not going to have numbers like that here. we'll get cold but that is a relative term. the chill is incredible off to the north and west of our area. these temperatures in the teens and 20's, cold air will plunge to the south and eventually the east. 62 in chicago. while just a little to the north and west it's 24 in map. these are temperature changes. we'll highlight just to show how dramatic the change is going to happen here and then that dramatic change is going to come here to where we are. so we've had an 11-degree warmer day today than yesterday in chicago. 12 degrees warmer in indianapolis. the other side of the equation, rapid city now 37 degrees

you did his job. >> jimmy: oh, he's fantastic. >> so, we do a show called "the boulder fresher" tour,2015 the "don't be a pinhead" tour. and two weeks ago, we're in -- this is amazing. we were in caesar's palace, las vegas. sold it out. >> jimmy: how did you get on the comedy circuit? >> he does stand-up. he opens, he comes out, he does 35 and it's killer. you know, miller is great. and then i come out and i pretty much tell you what goes on behind the scenes. for example, i interviewed president obama three times. but when the camera is off, what do we talk about? that stuff. i don't say that on tv. but i tell you, you know, that we have an arm wrestling. i give you the inside stuff. i tell you why mitt romney really lost, that kind of stuff. so, people enjoy it. then, we take an intermission. we come back and we do cards from the audience. they write down questions and it's totally impromptu. that's wild. you've got to have at least two bouncers to handle miller. miller is like this. >> jimmy: let me just tell you, he will just go off. >> he makes edgar allen poe look like sister te

time this year showing the winter mode and yes it is snowing like harmony and jack frost and big boulder they are happy about that. the snow-rain line extends to the west of the northeast extension of the turnpike and extends farther to the south in reading and coatesville and oxford all reporting light snow and this is not a big storm but it is leaving a grassy coating in some parts of the viewing area. i love this photo, and this was tweeted to me by scott of honey brook, pennsylvania, it tells the story, it's fall and there is fall foliage on the trees but they are picking up the snow in honey brook, chester county and this was sent in by lisa on my facebook page and we have a dusting of the snow on the roof and also on the glassy surfaces, it's cold enough for that. and fortunately the ground it warm and i don't foresee problems with the icing or sticking to the roads. philadelphia 44 degrees, wilmington 44 and evaporating cooling in reading and temperatures drop to 35 degrees there and 35 in lancaster, what a difference a day makes, it's 17 degrees colder in philadelphia than this t

the boulder marks where it hits and the caskets are in front of that.a very solemn and humbling place people a different when they leave. people come and laughing and chattering and different when they leave. it is not a monument polanski memorial. not like washington d.c. for new york city. there is a lot of names with the passengers and the crew but the next anniversary finally they got enough money they will complete the memorial at the visitor and learning center. that will enhance the experience because it can tell the story. now we don't have that and volunteers are pro-active but they are on the hill? >> yes. >> that is what they're doing. they did not have enough money from the beginning. so they opened the first part but it is not complete. >> but those you draw that conclusion. >> and then with the original? >> there was evidence out there. in somebody from somerset county and they had 60,000 items. and i can tell u.s. of volunteer that the people who went earlier remember. then they are mad this sense is not there. it was 60,000 items. and th

we arrived to find a huge boulder thrown through the window in rosemary's office. the good news what they stole was a television screen and broke a projector in our conference room. we'll put it in the budget for next year. that's the good news because they didn't steal any computers and of course this was the section of the office where our computers are and our phi, personal health information is and our new floor, that's all locked off. if they left, they couldn't get back in and they were just after, they looked in some file drawers. it was disturbing and it feels extremely, annoy that -- now that it gets dark at 5:00. we feel it's having to do with people climbing. there is construction and they just jumped from roof to roof. we'll be working on windows. pam is supposed to give me that report tomorrow and we'll make a decision of what we can afford towards alarming the windows. the building has no responsibility for that and the city doesn't carry insurance on things like that. so it was a learning about a lot of things for all of us. but pretty disturbing to

and sometimes the boulder you are, the less successful you might be because boldness is not received very well given the structure of congress. that may be finding common ground in different places, you can figure out solutions even within congress. i want to remain an optimist because i believe in the constitution like you do. and i think that the constitution endures. that is a great thing to think about. think about the different ways it provides opportunities -- and of course, we left out the equation the most import and that is the american people. the american people have a lot to say about all of this. and what do they think the government should be doing? that would be useful to know. >> beautiful note on which to end. michael garrett thank you for having resurrected the constitutional legacy of these forgotten presidents and for having written a wonderful book. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> there is a book signing and book sale. please come meet michael ga

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the leg was stuck under the brake and he slammed into a boulder. the car engine caught fire but they got the driver out of vehicle. the condition is not known. >> a car burst into flames along highway 101. that slowed traffic. the 60-year-old driver was along civic center when the accident happened. it caught fight. the tire was put out by firefighters from san rafael. the driver was rushed to the hospital. >>> a 17-year-old oakland boy has been sentenced for setting a teen's squirt on fire and it was last november when sasha fleischman aged 18 at time was sleeping own a transit bus and rich around thomas mid not guilting to setting the skirt open fire. sasha fleischman's mom spoke to richard today in court. >> this is horrible what he did but we don't hate you. we don't think -- hate creates you more hate. we want you to come out of prison being hateful and we hope you will be able to stand up for those that are bullied. >> sasha fleischman identifies at neither male or female suffered burns on both legs legd faces a long recovery period. he pled

we have a very winter-like looking morning, jack frost big boulder and they brought it on themselves. they are making snow right now just sending out however the snow machine works. little moisture. a little cold air and ski slope, so, the perfect weather for them to be making snow when mother nature isn't bothering too. storm can three, nothing. quiet. quiet. and new gone. twenty-four in philadelphia 20 in wilmington. 15 degrees in the poconos. we have 21 in wildwood. twenty-three in dover. the ocean is 47 degrees. that is even cooling down. look at some of these temperatures to the north of the city, it is 14 in quake are town 19 in doylestown. sixteen in pottstown. 19 degrees in mount holly. this is a very cold morning, obviously. monday, we will be a very wet morning. the morning commute on monday, i think is going to be a problem just because of the rain that we're going to be finding overnight and also some gusty wind. wind southwest at 15 to 25 miles an hour on monday and then very warm temperatures following that. our highs on monday will be 70 degrees, the record 71 back in 1

nice looking weather conditions in most other locations but it is glummy looking at jack frost big boulder at this point. notice the tree, blowing around, we have got wind chill there and it has been as low as the teens in the poconos this morning. out in reading reeve 42 degrees right now and it is starting to brighten up there. we will enjoy the rest of the day as we get these clouds out of here. we can see low pressure system the spin, counterclockwise spin on that low, the rain that came here yesterday is now up through massachusetts and rhode island, and the other, bulk of this moving to the south, we are left with some clouds moving through right now, but they won't be here all day. forty-three in philadelphia. forty-two trenton. forty in wilmington. forty in allentown. forty-five in wildwood. it looks acceptable until you step outside and you realize that it feels like eight in the poconos. feels like 30 in allentown. 33 degrees in philadelphia. this is a cold start with these wind now sustained wind, 26 miles an hour in philadelphia. that is constant, we have gusts that are higher

jack frost, big boulder, notice the blue skies, still, few clouds remaining. we move down, head down the coast, more clouds there, but that's not stopping that person from riding the circles on the board walk on their bikes, then we move over to philadelphia. we've got blue skies, and still some clouds, but notice those clouds are off to the east seeing the bulk of the clouds, nice bright day starting out in kutztown, 36 degrees, there, the sun is up, and just some interesting clouds in the sky. >> same temperature downtown, 40 in trenton, 44 in wilmington, 40 in you in the poconos, and 48 degrees in wildwood and atlantic city, storm scan3, no issues at all. >> the clouds are on the right direction, headed out of here, will leave bright day for us today. 54 degrees by noon, by 3:00 p.m., 56 degrees, mostly sunny skies, and let's verify that with our future weather. latest computer model says by 2:00 this afternoon, we are looking at some great conditions, maybe one ribbon of maybe just clipping burlington county with a few high clouds, otherwise, things look n

it is starting look gorgeous out there, though, look at this, jack frost, big boulder, as the sun starts to come up. it is just has erie, creepy but casino of nice look. and then we head down, and we take a look right now at kutztown, 28 degrees, see the farm field, sallyann low in the distance. so pretty start to the day. the moon was out. it was really lovely overnight. as long as you didn't have to be out in it. the temperatures, as you can see, very, very chilly in the 20's in some locations. storm scan3, any clouds are off to the north and the west. we are dealing basically with clear skies around here. 36 degrees right now out at the airport in philadelphia, so our temperature has come up 2 degrees in trenton, 32, wilmington, 34 degrees, it is 29 in allentown, 26 degrees in the poconos, 39 degrees down in wildwood. and then we move into couple of our neighbors to the north, quakertown, 28 degrees, pottstown, 27 degrees, willow grove, 31 degrees, mt. holly, just above the freezing mark at 33 degrees, in doylestown, 30 degrees. chilly start today. we saw temperature of 34 degrees, th

. >> my brother lives in boulder, near denver. he e-mailed me saying the furnace can't keep up.is running constantly and it is getting colder in the house. that's insane. >> it is insane. >> we'll take it here. that's 52 degrees warmer than it is in denver. so putting it in perspective. it's in the upper 20s right now. that's the only spot below freezing. 32 in front royal. elsewhere, mid-30s. far fax county, near 40. 40 in washington. low 40s around the bay. post your pictures like ellen elovitz did in olney. post your pics on face book, insta tram and twitter. you can connect with me and your comments. love reading that. we will have mostly clear skies. this is sky cast 4 by noon time. during the afternoon, clouds will be coming on through. producing a few showers coming in by late afternoon. between now and then, we'll have increasing clouds. mid-40s at noon. and then by maybe 1:00 or 2:00, it may jump to near 50. 5:00 p.m., mid 40s with a chance of a rain shower coming in. showers possible in the mountains. maybe a dusting there. most of the rest of the region through 8:00 p

it looks like a nice early start to a ski season, look at this, jack frost, big boulder this morning and frost is kind of the word. it is cold out there dew points are down. you may not encounter any frost. it was not a problem on my windshield driving in here this morning and dew points are in the teens. that is just bone dry air. our temperatures are cold and we will get to the shore and you have a nice bright enough looking day here today in atlantic city, in ocean city, remember it is the quiet festival all weekend long. celebrate quiet things. we have temperatures that are pretty quiet too they have not moved really. we have readings in the 30's and in the 20's. thirty-three in philadelphia. thirty-one in trenton. it is 26 in atlantic city. thirty-six in wildwood. twenty-three in the poconos. no wonder they are taking advantage of it and making that snow up there. thirty-one in allentown. all of these locations we have got temperatures that feel like the 20's except for poconos where it feels like 14. because of the slight breeze we have out there. we have moved to the south. lo

they are making snow, jack frost big boulder, but they can, because of our weather. cold that all they have to do is just direct any moisture, whatever the solution is, and they end up with a ski slope. so you probably could do that in your own yard, as well today, because the temperatures are that cold. we have 24 degrees in reading. so you could make snow if you wanted to in reading. i'm not sure a lot of people would want a snow gun for christmas, but if you did, might be an interesting gift. don't do it around my house, please. there is enough snow that we find out in nature. and we're finding some out in nature right now. storm scan3, through the center of the state, so head in the that direction, just know that any kind of snow shower, on ground, that is so cold, can make it a little slick. so just notice that there are some snow showers there. we're watching some of these clouds starting to move into the area. they're coming up from the south, which is a little bit beneficial. specially over the next day or so. as our air comes up from the south. and i'll show