this sign the boulder would have the sponsors name engraved into the boulder or on the boulder and they would be both as i said at the ground level directing people up to the park or at the entrances to the park from below. just for informational purposes, there is a couple of images that we would like to show where this sponsorship has been done before. millennium park in chicago is a 24-acre park over a commuter rail station. but this park has gotten somewhere just in excess of $200 million worth of donation naming rights from people like boeing, at & t and even on the lower left is a lawry garden a private individual who contributed $10 million for the upkeep of the garden. the second park which is yet to be constructed billionaire larry biller pledged $100 million to construction a 2.4-acre park in the hudson river in the pier district in new york. $130 million is for a 20-year commitment to the construction and maintenance of that park. so we believe we have a good precedent for what we are doing and we think we can just be very successful at it. within the park itself there are se

this big boulder rolled down a hill and crashed into the back of their rental business. an engineer says the building is not safe. neighbors are just glad no one was hurt. >>> i'm just devastated that this would happen to one of our main businesses here in town. i know it will be quite a while before they're up and running again. so my heartfelt wishes go to them. glad everyone was fine and not hurt. >> authorities believe days of heavy rain may have loosened the boulders sending it down the hill. >>> allyson rae is up next with the forecast. >> i'll tell you what, it's pretty comfortable out here right now. not too windy and temperatures haven't dropped off yet. it's all going to change quickly. i'll let you know how lower' going to get to tonight and whether is the next >>> in case you hadn't heard, the new england patriots are super bowl champions. both teams were tied 14 all going into the half. the patriots led by quarterback tom brady fought back beating the seahawks 28-24. brady who was crowned mvp submitted his legal -- cemented his legacy with a fourth super bow

the extensive damage to a building when a massive boulder >>> a boulder the size of a car did some serious damage to a rental business near san diego. the rock about ten feet in diameter came tumbling down from the mountainside in alpine yesterday. no one was inside the shop at the time so that's good. but there's extensive structural damage to the building. the boulder sheered off a -- shears off autobus meet -- sheared off a gas meter. >>> dozens of ambulances caused a stir in san francisco over the weekend. there were not being used for emergencies, they were actually being used to transport patients yesterday from uc san francisco's medical center's older facilities to the new mission bay campus. the new facility includes a woman's center, a cancer center, and a children's hospital. >> i really like it. a lot more movies and a lot more channels. just making sure it's the most comfortable space when you're in a very uncomfortable time. >> the new campus also is a fleet of robots, programsed to deliver things like meals and medication linens and lab specimens. >>> looking into the death

so we were then pushing the boulder which we then took the people out in post. >> it is also suspiciousl those lego brooks stay in place for the whole bumpy trip. well, as it turns out, they don't. >> after the very first roll, pieces started falling off everywhere. >> there were some things flapping off at different times. in the post production process, we kind of cleaned up the flapping panels to make it look like a clean ball. >> this combination of real and fake certainly works. the video's been viewed more than 6 million times. >> i think most people looked at it and just said "that's awesome" and they didn't care if it was fake or real, you know? they just thought it was funny. >> in the end, the fact that they built this big thing and took it out and rolled it down the hill and some guy ran in front of it reenacting an indiana jones movie is just hilarious. >>> coming up, drinking and mowing don't mix. >> i've been drinking all day. hang on just a second. >> what are you doing? >> i got to pee. >> no matter how much you've had to drink, are you really going to do that? >> outrag

we are looking at a a few cloud rolling through the region at jack frost big boulder. it is skiing night. look at everybody out there enjoying it with comfortable temperatures. they're in the the 20's but this is good skiing weather and good snow making weather. we have two chances for good snow heading toward the poconos at jack frost big boulder. storm scab three showing some cloud rolling through but nothing of consequence overnight, expecting a mainly clear to partly cloudy sky. tomorrow will be a quiet weather day and then we will see the cold air continue to filter toward the the south. so for tomorrow you can see temperatures in the 30's. this one is freeze line at 32. so 32 or pea low to the north. you see milder temperatures to the south. tomorrow, will be in the 30's. we will watch low pressure clipper moved toward the region. freeze line dips to the south with arctic air that will be invading with this clipper. the thursday we will see light snow showers in the wake of this, much colder air for friday, and even into the weekend. so with the clipper we are lo

stretch of all highway 40 near truckee the boulder size rocks hit the roadway on friday blocking access from truckee to the sugar bowl ski resort on all highways 400 also known as old boat down a road it runs parallel to interstate 80 you can still get to the resort using soda springs accident on interstate 80 no one was injured while the big granite boulders came tumbling down heavy construction equipment is being used to mold the rocks but old highway 40 is expected to be closed for several days. >>reporter: right now we're having clear skies overnight tonight we did see some rains from the storm over the weekend and earlier this morning. sf fall over 2 in.. sf all airport over 2 in.. sfo 55 was a peak when gus for sf all airport. wind gust... oakland is 56 degrees. a word is 58. hey word is 58 degrees. hayward... tomorrow morning will have some patchy dense fog. our temperatures warm up in the afternoon tomorrow. >>pam: and this reminder you got your weather alerts forecasts and check radar and more by downloading our free kron 4 mobile app. >>pam: a developing story now about two me

the boulder sheared off a gas meter rupturing a natural gas line. >>> a push to build another b.a.r.tunnel under the bay is gaining momentum. san francisco mayor lee and officials in alameda have recently talked about adding another transbay two. that would allow b.a.r.t. to offer 24 hour service and would help ease delays if there's a problem in the other tunnel. but it would it -- it won't come soon or cheap. it could cost $12 billion to build and it could take decades. even the first steps in the planning process aren't likely to begin before 2017. >>> dozens of ambulances helped move hundreds of patients to a brand new hospital in san francisco. happened over the weekend. the patients were moved from ucsf's older hospital to the new mission bay campus. it includes a woman's center a cancer center and a children's hospital. >> i really like it. a lot more movies and a lot more channels. just making sure it's the most comfortable space when you're in a very uncomfortable time. >> yeah. got to have the new tvs. the new campus also has a threat of robots programmed to deliver thinks l

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areas of green and yellow popping up around the south bay, mainly south and west of san jose, but boulder creek, lexington hills, getsing some of the showers--getting some of the showers right now. they can be popping up off and on through the day. less windy than yesterday, of course, drier weather is ahead, a closer look at your seven day forecast coming up. >>> the department of homeland security will be funded for another week. president obama signed that bill last night. nancy pelosi thinks that congress will not mess around when it comes to protecting the country. >> we want to protect the american people every moment of every day, 24/7. that includes today and we believe that within the next seven days, hopefully five, that we will have a bill to go to the end of the year. >> the president's immigration policy was dragged into the funding fight. the plans would like to overturn that. next week, democrats will push for a spending bill. >>> oakland's minimum wage is going to take a big jump starting on monday. it is going do go up to 12.235 25á dollars and hour--$12.25 and hour. and

it's about 25 square miles, size of boulder, colorado. you said that american troops in your words were a couple of miles away from the attack. >> that's right. >> that sounds very close. out of 25 that's close. you have more than 300 americans there. it sounds like that might be. >> there's a difference between saying that troops are on the ground in a combat mission, which they're not, and united states troops could be involved in combat in iraq. we already are involved in combat in iraq. we conducted more than 2,000 air strikes in iraq and syria total. the difference is these guys on the ground are trainers. they have the right, the responsibility, obligation and the capable of defending themselves should they come under threat. they absolutely will do that. >> thank you very much. we appreciate your time tonight. >> my pleasure. >>> next disturbing new video from isis tonight showing men inside cages with dozens of people chanting and snapping pictures. we'll look at the propaganda machine of isis. >>> the murder of three muslim stude

a party rental store needs majorrenovations a huge boulder smashed it yesterday, it was closed at the time, no one was inside, but that 10-foot wide boulder came into the roof and bent support beams outside, also ruptured a gas line, they were able to turn the gas off within about 10 minutes. >>> dozens of patients were moved to a new $1.5 million medical center in san francisco. ucf officially opened its facility yesterday, the 878,000 square foot hospital includes services for children and a cancer center. more than 130 patients were transferred to the facilities yesterday with ambulances arriving every four minutes. we did not know what the room looked like, so just to come in and see their names up and all this space, it was just, it was just so nice. >> it is great because it gives us a little bit more privacy, makes us feel like we have a little bit more family time together. >>> the new mission bay medical center will have to world's largest fleet of robots that are programmed to transport item such as meals and lab specimens. >>> all right time 5:25. nasa getting ready to laun

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boulders and debris end up in the car's path with wind and rain. >> there is nothing you can do. now we are saturated. we are getting decent rain this career. it is finally coming back. we might be on a if year. >> mudslide is okay here or there. >> part of living in the mountains. >> the road should be hopefully opened tonight. until that time, use highway 17 as the detour. >>> a neighborhood in vallejo is going on the 14th hour without power after winds brought down the power pole. people living near baxter heard a loud explosion around 9:00 last night and say the noise was splitting a power pole. there was so much wind they feared for their safety. there was wind so intense i thought it was bling in the back door and there was a loud explosion, a loud flash and the power on the out. >> blowing hard, probably gale force winds gusts to 60 miles per hour and the power went out. i went outside to investigate and this is what you got. >> pg&e says 382 customers in that neighborhood are still without power. crews from vallejo, at&t and tree trimmers are there right now waiting to go

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but there's damage to the building the boulder ruptured a natural gas line too. quite sure how they're going to get it out of there. >> imploded. nobody was inside at the time. >>> time now is 6:45. let's get a check on the roads with liz. >> very good description, all right yes thank you guys. let's go out to back out to 580 you know kcbs sky one has been flying over showing it's just backed up solid from 205 to the dublin interchange. because of several different accidents. and stalls. 41 minutes now through that stretch and it remains heavy southbound 680 # you're heading through the sunol grade. a live look out the door, san mateo bridge just kind of picking up steam here in the last 15 minutes. westbound 92 is still slow out of the hayward up to 19 minutes. so just about 20 minutes between the hayward area and foster city. bay bridge has been stacked up east of the maze. they turned on the metering lights early. been switching them on earlier and earlier and it means backups earlier and earlier: 580 is solid or pretty heavy from at least the 24 interchange.

details on the crash but according to denver post he was a senior at the university of colorado in boulder beehives originally from alameda. >> well, authorities say they may never know what caused a massive 75 vehicle pile up in maine. check this out, it happened yesterday morning on the busy snowy interstate 95. northbound lanes were shutdown for nearly 4 hours while officials looked for anyone with injuries and cleared the area. >> they were walking across the top of the vehicle to try to determine, so we had vehicles that were literally just wedged together. >> one week nobody was killed in that mess. 15 people were treated in area hospitals, though, investigators are still reviewing photos and video but they had given the condition at the scene they may never find out what started. >> well, the truck driver connected to 2 is due in court this afternoon. 28 people were injured when that train collided with the truck that had soles on the track. the train conductor was the most seriously injured. doctors had to revive him after his heart stopped 2 different times yesterday. investigator

what you voters did here in colorado you've moved a boulder, the boulder of the drug war bureaucracy which moves for no person and they were sent scrambling. other countries and states have taken a cue from colorado. uruguay voted to legalize nationally marijuana and regulate it and tax it. they became the first nation in the world to do this. and so people think, the dutch did but all they did was depenalize it so they didn't outright legalize it but uruguay is an interesting example because uruguay never had criminalization of drug use or possession, simple possession for personal use. in fact, they codified this in the mid 1970's so that you could not get arrested for simple position of any drug or use. so if the people who say the sky's going to fall because we don't have tough drug laws, when's the last time you read an article about the drug hell scape that is uruguay? it doesn't exist. what uruguay did, because they were always permitted to use for several decades now, what they did was legalize marijuana so it could be taxed and regulated and controlled so essentially they ha

that is a massive boulder. the rock tumbled down the mountain side in alpine overnight. nobody wassed in of the shop at the time. this is extepsive structural damage to the building -- -- nobody was inside of the shop at the time. >>> 800 workers walked out of the refinery in carson down by los angeles. one of 9 refineries where united steelworkers are striking after contract talks with shell oil broke down. the biggest walkout of its kind since 1980. the strike is affecting a bay area refinery. the plant is in martinez and it employs 400 people. it is still operating but they are in the process of shutting it down. that is expected to take 24 hours, once it it shuts down they don't expect to see an immediate strike in the prices but as it drags on, look out. if it goes on for awhile the refinery can not continue to run at the normal level. and, we may start to see a supply shortage they have a plan in place to deal with the shutdown. but tonight, there are no details on what that plan is. >>> tonight, a couple of california people are getting praise. it is how they are

thick ice rolling off the roof in boulders. >> if you don't take the snow off, it's going to keep feeding the icicles. >> reporter: george vasiliades is getting 180 calls a day. as the snow melts, the below zero temperatures turning it back to ice. and tonight, with more bad weather on the way, the mayor sending out inspectors letting people know it's time to move the snow. >> tom, thank you. >>> urgent warnings at this hour telling drivers not to take the storm lightly. and 911 calls of frost quakes. matt gutman is in nashville. >> reporter: a new ice storm blowing in. >> the potential is there for the roads to be the most treacherous that they have been. >> reporter: tonight the cold's toll rising to 18 in tennessee alone, most of them on the roads spawning wrecks across the country's midsection, including these buses in arkansas, no injuries there. beleaguered road crews gearing up in nashville. >> they're getting little to no sleep. >> reporter: creating these frozen fountains in the south. but it's also creating a much more startling phenomenon. >> you heard an explosion? >> yes, som

this is a live look at big boulder.kiers and riders are enjoying a wintry scene up there with a light snow and looks like they could get six to 10-inches of fresh snow from this storm system overnight into tomorrow morning. check out this storm on storm scan3. pretty large system. again, it's well developed already and we're kind of on that milder side. tracking a little bit farther to the west so we'll get that push of warmer air in here overnight but still it's runing into some leftover arctic airport. initially we see a period of some light snow on the front end of this system and right now some of that snow moving across the region. again, off and on periods of light snow. this won't accumulate to anything yet. it's really the overnight hours as that heavier moisture moves in just north of the city. best shot to see a few inches of snow more the farther north you go. temperatures compared to this time yesterday, about 10, 11 degrees warmer. that's that arctic air trying to retreat back to the north but still enough

live look at big boulder rider now.s not too cold, not a bad night for some skiing and riding. looks like we'll see some fresh snow coming up from our next storm system. but compare the temperatures to this time yesterday we're about six to 14 degrees warmer so that's that warmer air that has moved in this weekend. it's to set nell for another 24 hours and we'll see the change again. from the current temperature in philadelphia, 39 in reading but just to the north there's that arctic air trying to push southward, 27 in albany, 34 in scranton. there's a cold front up here an arctic cold front that's going to slowly sag southward and bring some moisture in here later sunday night into monday. there it is. still hanging outer across new york state tonight so we're going to keep it dry with just a few clouds all the snow remains confined over new york state. parter to mostly cloudy skies for the delaware valley. later tomorrow night the front will start to sag southward and we'll get some precipitation in here. so, here's t

this homeowner in boulder creek is contacting appraisers and contractors after a huge red wood tree limb knifed through her roof when she was home. >> when it came down and hit, it hit like a dagger. >> this family is recovering financially and emotionally. the family was out driving when a huge red wood tree crashed down on top of the car. a huge limb pierced through the front windshield going all the way through to the back brushing the head of 17-year-old vanessa in the front passenger's seat. >> i am so lucky that this tree did not go through my face. like, thank god i moved my head. because this tree would be sitting in my face and that would be it. >> and we're back here live on highway 9 where we're told the road could reopen soon. coming up at 6:00 more on the storm damage and troubles people go through in trying to recover from it. live in the santa cruz mountains, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. very active at this hour even without the rain. some people are asked to shelter in place because of some downed power lines. you can see some of the video here, a tree k

in america according to the report and in places like bristol and london and paris that are taking boulder and faster actions than we are in our city and we can really learn from these practices from other cities and apply them to our unique conditions here in san francisco i'd like to acknowledge with us today are fred ro u.s. seo and from the mta we have a director of sustainable streets mr. tom maguire from the department of transportation in new york where he worked for years improving safer streets in new york and our sustainable streets division and from the department of public health we have our co-chair of our san francisco vision zero task force and commander ann mannox working hard on the vision zero processes in our city and the audience nicole snider and tyler frisbee and many others. with that colleagues i'd like to ask if you have any opening comments supervisor christensen . >> supervisor campos. >> i just want to thank you and thank supervisor yee and kim i look forward to the presentations and suggestions and thank you to the budget analysts for their work as well. >> tha

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we will show you really nice conditions at jack frost big boulder. temperatures in the 20's. pretty comfortable looking through our skies cam three elsewhere in the delaware valley pretty sunset to talk about earlier right now in at atlantic city, it is looking nice with mainly clear sky. in weather issues out there. temperatures mainly in the upper 30's to around 40 degrees today, but the the arctic blast is coming. not one but two major out breaks that will reenforce the the cold. our eyewitness weather watchers are showing us temperatures that are pretty pleasant this time of the evening and year. right now in the trenton area, temperatures are in the 309's. we have 36 degrees near trenton, on the pennsylvania side and you can see some varying conditions depending on where the the weather watcher is. yardley temperature is 36 degrees. reported by john. riverside area ron russell reporting in 33 degrees and temperatures across the region generally in the 30's today, david is reporting in jamison 27. collinswood 31. phil in philadelphia 34. in mays landing alex reporting in

we are looking at outside where wind chills are already below zero at jack frost big boulder and we have a wind chill advisory for the poconos, tomorrow morning and on storm scan three the skies are clear, and that means, temperatures will plunge, the wind will slowly relax overnight tonight, and those temperatures will be, falling further because of that wind lightening up. our eyewitness weather watchers are saying it is cold, look at the 20's more 20's then 30's around the delaware valley right the now. we will take a look, at lawrenceville, it is saying 21. steven says in robbinsville new jersey, 21. tom in la hans hiska 19. hatboro, 20. twenty-two report by phil in chestnut hill. alex says in mays landing 22. look at this, upper black eddie, pa, paul is saying a temperature of 18 degrees. so cold and getting even colder. take a look at this we're looking at temperatures that will be plunging tonight, during those early morning hours. here's philadelphia at 7:00 o'clock 23. we will dip down to a low of 11. we will right up through the teens at 21 degrees by 10:00 a.m. in the city 24.

jack frost big boulder still busy on this evening. we're receiving some snow borders and some skiers enjoying a wednesday night on the slopes. that storm scan three you can see snow moving our way. this storm originally was going to move more east ward and now computer models are moving it more toward north and ease. you can see that orientation shifting with the the snow through northern parts of the mississippi,al bam, and even georgia. they are loving it. twitter is lighting up with everyone making snow men and one man lounging outside in his shorts in the snow. so with 6 inches in huntsville just to the north of atlanta. all this moving toward mid-atlantic. we are on the northern fringe of the snow. allentown it is 29. thirty-five in philadelphia to the south you can see cold air through birmingham, atlanta, nashville, heading toward raleigh-durham. once again we will be seeing light snow with this. winter warnings and advisories from little rock all the way up into south jersey. so that is a huge stretch of real estate. this area

live look at big boulder though, it's actually somewhat pleasant right now compared to the forecast if're skiing and riding up in the poconos tonight. it's tomorrow, wow it's going to be tough. strong howling winds, wind chill values down around minus 20, minus 25. not a good day to be on the slopes. here's the reason. we're tracking a clipper system that's moving through and it's got a lot of arctic air behind it. this storm is just so dynamic. if it was the springtime we would be dealing with thunderstorms. there were a few lightning strikes across the mountains of western pennsylvania so a little bit of thunder snow there indicating how unstable the atmosphere is. we're in a break right now but there is the actual arctic front. you can see a line of heavier snow moving through williamsport down through the harrisburg area approaching lancaster county. ahead of it starting to see snow break out across northeastern maryland, into delaware and parts of south jersey so give eight another few hours, we'll get some brief heavy snow squalls moving into the region. so if you get stuck under

we have to wake up every day and roll that rock up the hill and reward for rolling the boulder up theill we go to bed at night and wake up in the morning and the boulder is at the bottom of the hill again. if you don't understand it it's time to get out. all we can do is fight them. then you're going to get really discouraged and i know many of you. i know many of you don't know the point of it and you don't know why am i going to go out and do this again? why? why? why? we wake up and get more and more outnumbered. why am i going to do it? why? well, you do it because it's our job. you do it because you want the rock on the top of the hill and you want the boulder on the top of the hill and not on the bottom. you rather live in a man cured rose garden than a bunch of weeds, period. that requires constant perpetual on going work. we don't have to tell that to the men and woman who are not in the room tonight because they're in cold and deadly places. they understand this very well. they understand that sacrifice and that commitment has to be made every single day. we understand it too

what you voters did here in colorado, you've moved a boulder, the boulder of the drug war bureaucracy which moves for no person and they were sent scrambling. other countries and states have taken a cue from colorado. uruguay voted to legalize nationally marijuana and regulate it and tax it. they became the first nation in the world to do this. and so people think, the dutch did but all they did was depenalize it so they didn't outright legalize it but uruguay is an interesting example because uruguay never had criminalization of drug use or possession, simple possession for personal use. in fact, they codified this in the mid 1970's so that you could not get arrested for simple position of any drug or use. so if the people who say the sky's going to fall because we don't have tough drug laws when's the last time you read an article about the drug hell scape that is uruguay? it doesn't exist. what uruguay did, because they were always permitted to use for several decades now, what they did was legalize marijuana so it could be taxed and regulated and controlled so essentially they had

take a look at one place where we're seeing some snow but not a lot of snow at jack frost/big boulderere they want it. there are very good skiing conditions and you'll pick up about possibly 3-inches of snow there because you are on the northern edge of this particular storm. we are going to be seeing more snow in philadelphia and our suburbs than up in the poconos. visibility reduced in philadelphia and in trenton down .8 of a mile. even in reading about a half mile visibility with some of these heavier bands of snow. northeast philadelphia .8 for visibility. temperatures will be critical as we slowly warm up. that's when we'll see the changeover but at least the next i'd say three hours we will be in the snow. even washington still a little bit of an ice seem at 30 degrees. it's 33 in richmond so it's going to stay cold around here. storm timing, steady snow between now and at least 8:00 p.m. by about 10:00 seeing that changeover and then rain late around that midnight hour pretty much everywhere. now as far as the snow is concerned, we are looking it coming down at a pretty good cl

joins us now via skype from boulder colorado your part of a group of young about vests what are you fighting. >> yeah, i am part of an organization called earth guardians we are working to inspire young people around the globe to connect to a global movement, and create healthy sustainable solutions to address some of our world's greatest problems like climate change. >> it is some of the lyrics you say our generation is going to show you how. how are you going to do that? >> so i feel as a young person we have a huge impact on the way that social media sees us and the way we relate to the world. young people have an amazing way of influencing people, and getting our point across and i feel like our message needs to be heard, because our generation will be most impacted by the issues of our time, like climate change. we are working through action, and leading by example to really create the solutions, and build a movement of people who care enough to do something about the kind of world we will see. >> part of the work involve as petition you have in front of the supreme court. >> it started

jack frost big boulder we have an advisory in effect for wind chills that will go between five and even 15 degrees below zero overnight tonight. on storm scan3 the skies are clear. they will stay that way and that will help temperatures to plunge during the early morning hours. so we're talking about a very cold night and a very cold start at the day on friday. our i were the weather watchers are showing temperatures that are already in the teens and take a look at some of these wind chills. it doesn't take much wind when temperatures are in the teens to make it feel like it's in the single digits or below sorry row. doug says in southampton it feels like one. in mer chanville ali says three. in burnville, four below already already. two below being reported in warminster by gary. middletown delaware, jason says it's four. eagleville lou says zero. in coopers burg, pa1 below. here the temperature in center city philadelphia. talking about 18 degrees right now. that's at the airport. four in the poconos. but look at the cold that is coming. five in cleveland. six in buffalo. and with win