this sign the boulder would have the sponsors name engraved into the boulder or on the boulder and theyld 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 severa

. >> we had a condo in boulder, colorado, called the spanish towers.was 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 dea

pluck a boulder off the asteroid and thrust it into the orbit of our moon. we will learn how to protect the earth from space debris and test the orbit as a place for interplanetary missions. on the way to mars. nasa hopes to launch the arm in a decade. >>> right now landmarks throughout the world are lights out for earth hour. that includes the decorative lighting on the golden gate bridge, transmer ka building and ghirardelli square from 8:30 to 9:30 part of world wildlife foundation to bring attention to the world's environmental problems. >>> many people didn't turn off their air conditioners today. maybe they had it cranking in some spots. you'll need it tomorrow. >> definitely. you'll like today. tomorrow, a duplicate forecast. 70s in some spots. get a work out this weekend. live doppler 7 hd shows you with the clear skies overhead, we are rain-free, unfortunately. on to saturday evening, nothing but stars out there and that clear sky is going to help to cool us off rather rapidly. so the forecast does call for that clear and cool overnight period. we c

the boulder struck tourists waiting at a boat pier.ky hillsides along the river provide a scenic cruise that's popular with visitors. the incident occurred in the dietsai mountain area which is prone to falling rocks. >> populous. prosperous. pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth power, and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health. and differences and strained relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges china faces. on "newsline." >>> a team of japanese-canadian baseball players have visited japan on a double mission. they came to discover their heritage and pay tribute to the team that helped their ancestors settle into a new home an ocean away. nhk world's yuji osawa has more. >> one, two, three! >> reporter: a teenage baseball team has arrived from vancouver. all of its members are japanese canadians. [ cheers ] >> go! >> reporter: the squad was created last year to mark the centenary of a team that played a very special role for the japanese community in canada. the vancouver as

, 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,

looks like they have a few more weeks of some nice conditions at jack frost and big boulder. right, let's talk about the daylight length. that's going to change as we head into daylight saving time. now, our sunset tonight was at 5:59 but tomorrow it will set at 7 o'clock as we turn those clocks ahead one hour. and then by april 1st we're talking about our sunset coming in at 7:25 as we're gaining about two minutes of daylight each day. so, signs of spring on the way and we certainly will be getting warmer as the sun's really going to help things out. we go back to january earlier in the wintertime the sun's angle is very low in the sky it has a lot of atmosphere to go through so it's not able to heat the surface up but now the sun is getting higher and higher in the sky so it's more of a direct ray down to the surface so that's why we're able to heat up pretty good. and our sun currently is equivalent to early october so you can actually get sun burned outside if you're out there long enough. 39 degrees our current temperature at the airport, 30 up in mount pocono, 40 degree

we are doing testing in our labs in boulder right now to validate its more than just vaporware. we have vendor technology in our labs and we are testing it so the good news is that it works. i think it's important to mention because this is a big change for public safety. public safety is used to work and vertical organizations fire law enforcement ems. this is creating a very horizontal ability to communicate. as a result of that we have an advisory group called the public safety advisory council and they are looking at how this new organization is going to help local operations because i think it's going to change the way public safety operates. i think it's good but i think it's going to be different and we are going to enjoy as we see this technology rollout things that we aren't thinking about today much like you say in technology for consumers. i think it's very exciting but it's going to be a big change for public safety. those are the important things about the network that will make a very big difference. >> thank you. senator fischer. >> thank you mr. chairman. ms. swe

isolated shower and the next hour and will also have another pocket of fringes of to the west of boulder creek. >>reporter: more rain possibly as well across the southwestern part of presents us in higher elevations and isolated showers also tracking of the to the south of livermore and the next hour. 20 mph with higher gusts >>reporter: a live look outside as the flow was to some sunshine and with apostasy some fall developed is pressing across the line here is. --sfodaytime highs for the bay in the mid-60s, near 70-degrees for inland areas, and upper 50s to lower 60s for coastal locations. >>reporter: into the upper '40's for your monday morning look into a plan for today will continue on with a few more passing showers grab an umbrella or did the kids off to school with to mine there possibly if they have school this week in them by noon we will see some clouds and some sunshine partly cloudy skies clear on this afternoon along with breezy conditions for the west much into the 20 mi. hours. >>reporter: the to a quick check of road and is your one to believe just before the south did y

. >> reporter: that was not the case for another boulder county mother last week.riffs officer responded to bolder county hospital after learning cell phone privileges prompted a 12-year-old girl to go to extremes. >> it's pretty scary. >> reporter: the girl's mother notice add bleach smell in her smoothie a couple days earlier. >> she thought maybe her daughter had just cleaned the glass and that there was still bleach left in it. and then she started feeling sick. >> reporter: sickness passed but she noticed the bleach smell again a few days later coming from a water karaff in her room. >> when she smelled the bleach in the karaff she confront her daughter and her daughter told her that she had -- was trying to kill her for taking her iphone. >> it sounds like the situation was probably out of hand before that. report roar the sheriffs office can't say what led up to the confrontation they took the girl into custody on two charges of attempted first degree murder. >> it seems a little bit of an outrageous reaction to having your phone taken away. but i think it's

. >> reporter: that was not had the case for another boulder county mother last week.lder county hospital after a loss of cell phone april privileges caused a 12-year-old girl go to extreme. the noticed a bleach smell in her smooth by. she -- smoothy early yap by shutting her daughter just cleaned the glass and she started feeling sick. >> the sickness passed but she noticed the bleach smell again coming from a water craft in her room. >> when he is smelled the bleach she confronted her daughter. and her daughter told her that she had -- was trying to kill her for taking her iphone. >> it sounds like the situation was probably out of hand before that. >> reporter: the sheriff's office can't say what led up to the confrontation but today they took the girl into custody at juvenile center on two charges of attempted degree murder. >> it seems a bit of an outrage reaction to taking your phone away. but also reflecting how our teens and kids are so dependent on that they would be willing to go to those extremes. >>> this time there's no scandal who who will or ex-is issue

he has denounced the poll as boulder and violent. he is also scathing about goodluck jonathan and his handling of the kidnapping of those schoolgirls. a former military dictator is being described as a born-again democrat. genie: another story is the germanwings crash. emma: every journalist in the world is trying to get an exclusive and to find more details about what went on here. lufthansa may face huge liability claims. they may struggle to prove it was not at least partly their fault. families are automatically entitled to receive $150,000, but the airlines could be liable for more than that. there has been an attempt by a lot of people, airline industry to calm a nerve of passengers and say this is a one off for at least a very rare phenomenon. the daily telegraph has unearthed telegraphs of a pilot who killed his wife and planned to crash a plane the next day. he said he planned to crash it. he told the court that he rang in sick at the last minute, but he did not want to be and other husband who killed his wife and nobody car

is a member of the boulder city council in boulder colorado, then deputy mayor of boulder and these experiencesled to her co-authored the book, running as a woman and analysis of women's campaign from 1920-1892. during the carter administration she was appointed a regional director of the federal agency that supervised the peace corps and other volunteer programs. she has worked for foundations she's worked for the office of the president, at the university of california, just written a great deal for the magazine the american prospect. but mostly wishes been doing for the last 10 or 15 years is writing what i think is quite a remarkable book, "patriotic betrayal." it's what we're going to be talking with her about this evening. it's a subject i think of enormous importance, even though it's about things that happened 50 or 60 years ago, i think you will very quickly see that there is an echo in the book for many things that are going on today. so karen i would like to begin just by beginning at the point in your life when you got involved with this story. you're a student an undergraduate at t

big boulder lake there, jack frost big boulder will still be seeing cold conditions, but for right nowe're in the the 40's with rain. on storm scan three you cane pockets of heavier rain moving through from the west where you you can see dark green and also the yellow a pocket of heavier rain moving through our suburbs and right new to the the north and west of the city extending towards burlington county. look at. that you can see through bordentown as well, through bristol, willingboro seeing heavy rain bensalem, in the northern and western suburbs if we shift that way even heading toward main line pockets of heavier rain there as well. we will be in and out of this over the the course of the next several hours with at least half inch to an inch of rain widespread across the the delaware valley and once this system is out temperatures will be rebounding tomorrow. right now though still 50 in the the city trenton 51 degrees, cooler in allentown, reading setting up at 47 degrees. a lot of warmth to the south. this is where our weather will be coming from over the next couple of days. s

reporter: she left a boulder courtroom without saying a word. yet, there's still plenty of questions for the woman police say led a woman to her house, stabbed her and removed her unborn child. a 911 call details the horrific chain of events. >> she cut me. >> who cut you? >> i don't know. >> ok. hold on. >> hang on. >> hold on. >> please. i'm downstairs. reporter: police believe the victim, michelle wilkins went to lane's house to buy baby clothes after finding an ad on craig's list. according to facebook, lane is a mother herself and lost a child to an accidental drowning in pueblo back in 2002. in an arrest report, police say lane had recently shown her other two children an ultrasound and claimed to be pregnant. >> miss lane will be provided counsel. and i'm sure her counsel will review whether mental health issues should be raised. reporter: prosecutors stress their work is just now beginning. so far, lane is being held for possible charges of attempted murder, assault and child abuse. she remains locked up in the boulder county jail while

police in boulder say the girl slipped bleach in her mom's drinks. first time mom drank the bleach but became suspicious when she noticed the smell the second time. investigators say the reason is mom tried to take away her daughter's cell phone. >> when she smelled the bleach she confronted her daughter and her daughter told her that she was trying to kill her for taking her iphone. >> the girl is now in custody at boulder county juvenile center of two charges of first degree murder. >>> a suspect got more than he bargained for when he tried to get away from police. the hear about his sticky situation next. >>> 4:53 is the time. that is a cool song. >> okay. check this story out, he tried to run from police but wound up in a sticky situation. officials say a suspect had to be rescued saturday after he got, stuck in the mud. >> yeah. >> police say they pulled the man over for speeding and then he tried to runaway. man was found sunday morning trapped in waist high mud in the swamp. the man was trapped for 16 hours before rescue teams pulled him out a

. >> based in boulder, colorado ball aerospace, is constructing the world view 3 for digital globe. production core is an incredibly secure location to which we were given rare access. the world view 3 satellite scheduled for summer 2014 flying 380 miles above the earth, its enhanced image centers can see through dust fog, smoke and haze. and can even see below the earth's surface. helping archaeologists like dr. sarah parcak, locate buried ancient advertise. >> we have five satellites that can take pictures of the entire globe. what we have on these satellites are what we call red, green, blue, what we see with our naked eye, and also infrared. we have added more bands in what we call short band infrared. about forestry, agriculture, geology. there is a lot more we can do with new bands on world view 3 we can't do with our constellation today. >> basically new bands of light you are able to detect? >> visible light, this short band infrared gives us powerful information. >> world view 3 is going to be a game changer. it will allow archaeologists to see into the middle red. currentl

carry everyday many of us get stuck in reality was is possible and not but vieira was pushing the bouldersnd in that sentence why can't change it is a question she held everyday and fought to make sure the answer was yes so i want to congratulate again, the folks that make that possibly doug schumacher and shaurn and barbara were here everyday the project was a reality so thank you (clapping) of course, to barry for the vision with the st. anthony's foundation and board and staff to enlighten more than a dining hall but a place to find employment and access to tech and clothes and nutrition and housing a really full wrap up approach to how to make this neighborhood healthier and stronger and safer (clapping) and i'm sure doug will thank everyone there is so many folks that made this possible ultimately from the mayor's office of housing i see joyce crumb from human services and dph preponderance of the evidence e helped and mary go thank you to make sure that is a capacity today and i look forward to seeing the units and the residents who is going lives will be transformed on golden state

. >> trying to dislodge that boulder. >> they say they trying to clear out some of the rocks. >> good luck boys. >> i think the moment is right. to ignite. >> helpleprechaun? i love the whistle. >> the video. >> here dude buddy, you light it it will be bet for the video. let's see how this goes. >> [ bleep ]. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> that's going to be loud. or not. >> that was it, lieke a little firecracker the video's not over though you did hear him say -- >> [ bleep ]. >> that. but they go back to the hole. >> with unexploded ordnance. >> i'm scared. >> nothing. didn't even open just smoke. >> oh look at all of that gasp is fla flammable. >> flamable? >> i think actually. >> so now his eyebrows have become collateral damage. >> oh my god! >> singed. >> how embarrassed to be a dude right now these guys are not representative of my gender. >> no they are, that's the thing. they really really are. >> they did live to see another day. >> on fire. >> that right there is cooper. cooper ran from his owner while being taken for a walk on the charles river in wellesley, massachusetts. the dog

. ♪ ♪ ♪ we greased all the ropes ♪ ♪ we'll throw you a line ♪ ♪ we're going break these boulders ♪ ♪rection ♪ ♪ we're going to travel time ♪ ♪ close up the window all the air, all the air is falling out ♪ ♪ eyes volume up light sound gets trapped by the mouth ♪ ♪ ♪ we greased all the ropes ♪ ♪ we'll throw you a line ♪ ♪ we're gonna break these boulders ♪ we're gonna travel time ♪ ♪ we greased all the ropes ♪ ♪ we'll throw you a line ♪ ♪ we're gonna break these boulders ♪ ♪ we're gonna travel time ♪ ♪ close up the window all the air, all the air is falling out ♪ ♪ ice vacuum up light ♪ ♪ sound gets trapped by the mouth. i think it really wants out ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> don't go away. we'll be right back with more music from from modest mouse. you're watching "cbs this morning: saturday." everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying nobunny knows easter better than cadbury. thank you for being a sailor, and my daddy. thank you mom, for protecting my future. thank you for being my hero and my dad. military families are t

eastern telegraph hill with massive rock slides during the past years rain slides resulting in the boulders smashing into the area during the rain storm the backside on holmes did tunnel into the western side at 356 a lot of street there's been dust and - it will require an engineer to stabilize the good allergy of the vertical cross space and the indemnity factor towards the damage of the foundation that is not addressed and there - >> thank you. sir, your time is up. >> okay. >> you can submit that. >> there's a misrepresentation but i won't give the further statement. >> thank you great any other speakers in support of dr requester? seeing none project sponsor >> good afternoon, commissioners jody from the reuben, junius & rose here on behalf of the project sponsor i appreciate staffs recommendations that the project be approved just a quick matter i have a support letter we've received this morning from a neighbor 0 on vallejo street just want to give a quick overview of the house i'll get that living area of the house is currently under 15 hundred square feet so the first year i'll des

the that is jack frost big boulder can you see the mountains? can see the jumps from the the snow border set up. the it is foggy. we had warm air moving up, and over that cold snow pack, creating fog and poor visibility in the poconos lets take you down to philadelphia where it is much different, no snow pack here but warm air at citizens bank park, of course, opening day less than two weeks away very exciting. take a look the at current visability in the poconos we are looking at a visibility of zero, no surprise after after looking at that picture of jack frost big boulder and allentown 2-mile visibility and every where elsewhere we do not have any snow pack issues we have some warm air and visibility is excellent. live neighborhood network shows us high temperature for the the day, west grove 70 so far, west chester at henderson high 69, and the at the dover air force base little creek, 68. saint charles game mow school in cinnaminson, good afternoon, their temperature right now is 63 degrees. great afternoon to be outside. right now we are 6

able to distort them with 8 blocks around the plazas you'll see on the top left-hand drawings the boulders we've used we've diagonally middle inside of the form of the sculptures i've scanned they end up having a look that is not like the traditional but there they've been birthed already with a process of histothe reality with the material this is already there as well so i looked at a few of the pieces this is the first one you saw the transition of what they are i also developed a table that is a community table because of the diane experience that people will have in a place and have an element where people seat i like the idea to procure perhaps a unprocure procedural block that is 26g long by 7 inches deep and on top of so when your sitting down and having a communication you'll see it directed towards the piece the table on the top has something not quite normal the ripping of a table cloths embedded in the surface the rendering are hard to see it is the hoefg an element of magic perhaps you walk around don't know they're there but undercover perhaps experience this in 0 a new light

thing of it as a tsunami dragging rocks, boulders, trees in its path at 100 kilometres per hour. >> at this elementary school teachers and children are living on the edge. an orange level alert is in effect and we know there's time to reach safety should there be a bigger eruption. >> translation: nature is unpredictable. it's disturbing. we don't know what the volcano will do. i'm afraid it will disrupt the nine-year-old. they monitor the volcano around the stop. >> should it escalate they reach the community in 20 minutes. >> reporter: surprisingly many are building new homes, expensive ones at that on the foothills. >> they love the view of the lake and the volcano, those of us up here are used to the volcano. the last week of the eruption was 42 weeks ago. while many worry, more are incredulous, refusing to believe that the volcano will do its worse. >> we can read more about the volcano, as well as the stories on the website. aljazeera.com. we will explore the intersection of hardware and humanity. we are doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's

jack frost big boulder look at how beautiful this sunrise looks. it is a magnificent start to the day in every single location. we cannot leave out center city philadelphia nicely silhouetted against the sky with a couple of clouds and a pretty start to the day. temperatures are above freezing in most locations, that is also in the bad, 38 in philadelphia, 34 trenton. thirty-seven in wilmington. the just below freezing in allentown at 31 and 22 up in the poconos. now our warm up will not be much today, we will be adding a couple of degrees to these temperatures but look at what is to the north ape west. the that is where our air direction is coming from we will continue with temperatures running far below normal and they are too. alpena michigan just 12. thirty-one in chicago. twenty-one in buffalo. the cold era is still out there and it will be funneling town to us as we go through the rest of today and next couple of days. storm scan three, nothing going on. we love that. it is nice and quiet out there high pressure is starting to build in. it is

. >> are they trying to dislodge that boulder? >> yes. evidently say they are trying to clear out some of these rocks. >> good luck, boys. >> i think the moment has arrived to ignite. >> here dude buddy, you light it. it will be better for the video. let's see how this goes. >> holy [ bleep ]! that's going to be loud. or not. >> that was it? it was like a little firecracker. this video is not over. although you did hear him say -- >> i was actually -- >> that. but they go back to the hole. >> with unexploded ordnance. >> i'm scared. >> this isn't even open. it's just smoke. >> look at all that gas. is that flammable? oh, my gosh. >> i think it is, actually. >> so now his eyebrows have become collateral damage. >> oh, my gosh. that's singed. >> i'm embarrassed to be a dude right now. these guys are not representative of my gender. >> no they are. that's the thing. they really really are. >> but they did live to see another day. >>> that's going to do it for us here at "right this minute." thanks for joining us. see you next time. >>> cops

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it's boulder time! >> larry: all right. no joke. so here's what we're going to do.e assigned myself a dare for every team in the ncaa tournament. that's right, 68 teams, 68 dares. every time a team wins, that dare advances -- all the way to the championship, whichever team wins is the dare i will have to do on this show. now, this is absolutely real. we're not making this up. for example in the south regional division, if eastern washington wins the tournament, i'll have to ride a horse shirtless like vladimir putin, (cheers and applause) i'll do it! but if georgetown wins, my evil twin will host the show. i have no idea what that will be like. it will be fun. and, of course, the better the teams, the harder the dares. if number four seed maryland goes all the way, i'll be forced to wear a boston celtics jersey for the entire show. (audience reacts) and i hate the celtics. and if kentucky takes the crown, i'll be baby birded, which means someone will have to chew up some food and feed it into my mouth. which i'd prefer to wearing a stupid celtics jersey. (applause)

he was in a boulder field near the lower yosemite falls. he was hospitalized with head injuries and hypothermia. no other details have been released. >>> a rock n roll hall of famer hit and injured a jogger in southern california this weekend. california highway patrol said david crosby was driving his tesla and struck a man jogging. the man suffered broken bones, but it expected to make a full recovery. the chp said crosby stopped to help the jogger and fully cooperated with officers. they say neither drugs nor alcohol were a factor in the accident. >>> a lot of vips showing up at the game in oakland. we'll show you who next. ♪ >>> hi issue everybody, i'm dave feldman. tonight the warriors welcomed their lone bay area championship team back to oracle and looked very much like a team that could join them come june. warriors/wizards and the 74-75 warriors commemorated their cinderella championship on the court on monday. third quarter. harrison barnes steals and steph curry for three. washington held 11 minutes without a field goal. next war

the poconos usually seeing the higher amounts this time some of the lower amounts, jack frost big boulder, busy tonight. we have winter storm warnings in effect for a large a area of the u.s. when you stretch from new york down through texas 2,000 miles of real estate being impact by this storm. that winter storm warning continues right through tomorrow afternoon. forty in the the city. thirty-nine in he had looking. to the north and west colder a air moving in already change ago this rain over to snow. we will see storm moving through. heavier precipitation lingering through south injuries inn and delaware and we will see higher accumulations. morning commute severely impacted with snow covered road slow cancellations and delays are likely. four to 6 inches of snow on i-95 corridor, six to eight through allaway, hammington, clayton. lower accumulations as you head toward lehigh valley. meteorologist justin drabick is live on 76 in philadelphia with the mobile weather lab to talk more about the wild card with the evolving storm, hi justin. >> reporter: good evening, kathy. that is right.

jack frost big boulder still skiing. guess what with a couple extra inches of snow, coming tomorrow afternoon we will continue to extend the ski season. that is the good news, for our snow lovers, and skiers in the poconos. we are going to be seeing some milder temperatures, moving our way. today's high is 57. average is 58 for this time of the year. during the day tomorrow we will see rain, wet snow but we will stay in the 50's and then 60's as we move into the month of april. so gradually it will be warmer. philadelphia 56. fifty-seven in millville. right now in dover it is 57. we will watch as skies stay clear and it turns cold tonight. tomorrow morning we will start off clear but we will see cloud moving from the west. a few scattered rain showers and sprinkles by the noon hour. after thaw will need the umbrella because this radar fills in with pretty much steady precipitation throughout the afternoon and evening commutes. we can see cold air coming from the poconos with this clipper. that snow could extend into our

actually there's a pilot in colorado in the boulder area that is up and functioning. we have another project that is not a broadband project but it's in harris county texas and they have an operational system. in fact i've visited harris county in january of 2013. they are actually experiencing in using these with first responders to test the interoperability. some of these projects are up and running. in new jersey we have a deployable project. they are in the process of actually getting a deployable so they can test the ability to operationalize those deployable's. >> i'm sure our state is very aggressive and i know my time is running out here. we will have to get some details about what her state is doing and when we will see a pilot within the state of washington. >> we will be happy to spend time. >> thank you senator cantwell. senator wicker. >> thank you mr. secretary. the broadband technology opportunities program or btop came about as a result of the stimulus act of 2012 when the tax relief act came along and now we have firstnet. mississippi was one of the g

take a look outside where we're enjoying some spring skiing at jack frost big boulder, and what a beautiful this afternoon, and one of our eyewitness weather watchers sent in this picture rhea twitter. margot is all over. the she's in buena vista township and she's showing us waving cloud this afternoon through south jersey and you can see the cloud shine through them. thank you, margot. we are looking at conditions that will be getting cooler before they get warmer. right now in philadelphia it is 60. sixty-one in millville. at this late her look at that dover checking in at 60 degrees. poconos. 49 degrees. to the south we have 60's, some 70's. to the west we have some 40's. we will be seeing a little bit of everything. high pressure will be dominating our weather tomorrow, it is coming from the north. we will see northerly wind and influence. temperatures will be cooler in the lower 50's but that is seasonal. high gives way to an approaching storm system in the tennessee valley, temperatures on friday will be approaching 50 degrees with some high cloud moving in again. it will be mild for

if that happens i think we could see a boulder arab action towards unfolding events in syria and iraq where we see a stronger iranian intervention in these two -- in these two arenas. >> sir, thank you very much for your insight: founder and ceo of the institute of near east and gulf military analysis. >>> now, earlier we spoke with the former director of national security studies at the council on foreign relations lawrence corbin, he said the air strikes were inevitable. >> if the bombing doesn't achieve their objectives, what next? more coming? how long will you continues? will you do it like libya where the bombing lasted for seven months before they actually, you know remember able to get qaddafi out? what will they do if the houthis should sent insurgents in to saudi arabia? will they be willing to put ground forces in? hopefully -- it's very easy to start a war much more difficult to stop. and you should think about these things before you start. what they are hoping this will have such a shock that the houthis will be willing to negotiate with the happened i government come to

take a look outside in hope for daffodils at jack frost big boulder just snow and plenty of it. winter advisory in effect there we are extending the skiing season. that is a good thing after many winters without snow. our live neighborhood network takes us to the nazareth area middle school in nazareth and north hampton county where you can see the the temperature is 32 degrees. we had rain and clouds. late this afternoon rain change over to wet snow. you can see it beginning to fall and accumulate not on the track but definitely on the field. that will continue for next couple hours and precipitation will move off shore. yesterday's high or i should say today's high temperature pretty mild. poconos 30's. dover in 40's. philadelphia quite mild and georgetown up to 66 degrees. right new if philadelphia, 50. forty in trenton. allentown 46. in the poconos only 31 degrees. it is cold in the north east and through the great lakes where we have a drip are moving on through. look at the south mild temperatures raleigh-durham 73. charleston 74 degrees. we are seeing this ridge building