i have been to boulder, love boulder. been to boulder? beautiful town -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reminds me of berkeley, san francisco, merged into one. no ocean. along the coast, fog. temperatures the next couple days, flat. not hot. not cold. what is nice about that, fire danger. right? crazy high because of the time of year and because of the drought. this pattern with this trough, lingering out there. this pattern is helpful for firefighters as we enter the heart of fire season. the heaviest part. this low-pressure system wants to linger. it will keep the onshore flow moist, keep the heat advisories away, keep air quality advisories away. it warms up after the low moves off. this pattern you are always worried but they are happy to see this. no rain in the forecast. rain trying to show up next week. you see all the clouds. high cloud cover. partly cloudy tomorrow morning. clears out in the afternoon. fog along the coast. that is tuesday. wednesday, clouds again. partly cloudy. upper 70s in the hot spots. fog along the coast. w

boulder has a bear coalition. doesn't every city?coalition sy saying that folks are not complying. they have been reporting to the city council and what to happen. in the past eight days, six bears, six bears have had to be removed from the city of boulder. martha? martha: wow. not just boulder. there is bear trouble everywhere these days. >> reporter: absolutely. a lot of bear trouble. in a suburb of denver they had to remove a 200 bound bear to lock down two schools while they got this female bear out of there. right now as i speak, martha, in centennial, colorado, they have another bear surrounded trying to get that bear out of there. i'm not kidding. it is actually a big problem here in colorado. l.a. has the car chases. we have our bear chases. helicopters go up, everybody watches. you have to be careful. it can be dangerous, martha. martha: it dangerous. we have bears in new jersey, suburbs of new york. i don't know what is going on out there. alicia, thank you very much. gregg: i think we have coyotes. new developments in the

it's full of boulders, big boulders, and that's where she is today. >> and then what happens when you're standing out there? >> i strangled her. >> how'd you feel about killing her? >> i don't know. first time i ever did it. >> that's what i'm asking. >> i don't know. i felt bad later i did it, thinking about it. but while it was happening, blank mind. don't think of anything. it's like a fog. >> was there any pleasure in the killing itself? >> no. none whatsoever. >> curiosity? >> maybe. it was an act that should never have happened, but i was too far into it. what do you do? >> i think the truth must be that at the time he had abducted her, had already raped her, there was no turning back. at that point, his decision is, which is more important, my continuing freedom, or whether she dies? >> do you regard that as a rape? >> oh, yeah. yeah, naturally. >> and would that be the first rape you ever committed? >> right. >> how'd you feel about the rape part of it? >> how does anybody feel? good or bad, i don't know. >> some people like it and they keep doing it because it feels good. >> yea

the fire started. >> breaking news out of santa cruz county where evacuations are in place in the boulder area because of a wildfire, which broke out this only along bear canyon road in the santa cruz mountains. the forward spread of the fire was stopped at five acres and they are cutting fire line by hand. crews will stay on the scene all morning, and a structure has been destroyed, and we will bring you updates when we learn more. >> the heat street continues today in san jose that means the closure of alum rock park the third stray -- straight day it is closed. the vegetation is more dry than normal. we will check now with meteorologist mike nicco. >> an update open heat advisory for everyone but san francisco and the coast, you are out of the heat because of cooler conditions developing yesterday and through the overnight hours. the rest of us from look arm to 7:00 this evening be careful. the shallow marine layer is moving across the neighborhood and we are in the low 50s to mid-60s and notice the coast stays in the low-to-mid 70s and mid-80s to low around the bay. up to 100 inland.

. >> the alleys of boulder are like a buffet for the bears. >> every morning they appear and hoping tond the food. >> this time of year, you will find the evidence everywhere. >> if you need proof that it is left behind of bar. there is bear scat. that is not from a cat or dog. that is the real thing. >> every single can it would be down. >> this morning code enforcement agents looked for violators and renters and homeowners who don't secure the trash. >> six different bears were relocated. >> and last year four were put down in boulder because they were repeat oon fenders. >> make sure when you put your trash in. you are good to go. >> people are required toous bear resistant trash cans. but the bears can open them if not put properly. >> it is 250 for first time violators. >> and a tiger cub wondering the streets of southern california. officials can't figure out where the little guy came from. and a woman said she found itroamming on the side of the rod. transferred it to a animal sanctuary and officials say it was declawed and will need surgery to fix the botched job. only zoos and

large boulder sits at the spot where the nose of the plane hit the ground. tower of voices is comprised of 40 wind chimes. sfo-bound praen plane was the only bay area flight involved in the september 11th attacks. all passenger and crews killed, many after courage usually storming the cockpit and presented venting it are from being -- preventing it from being flown to washington, d.c. we're going to be speaking with alice hoagland, who's son was on the plane and considered a hero who fought the terrorists on the plane that day. >>> season hose's ethics commission launching investigation -- san jose ethic commission launching investigation on candidates accused of violating election law. all members and mayor violated the city's election code by not reporting late campaign contribution fl one was fined $10,000 for missing or late campaign filings. that's when it discovered the problem was more widespread. council members are blaming the city clerk for giving bad advice, leading to confusion about the filing deadlines. the city clerk has acknowledged the error

a large boulder sits at the spot where the knows of the plane hit the ground. all 40 passengers and crew were killed. many prevented the terrorist from steering the plane toward washington, d.c. >>> federal safety investigators are trying to determine what caused the engine on a yet to bust into flames on the las vegas runway. the passengers had to be evacuated. passengers report hearing two loud booms before flames and the smell of burning rubber had them evacuating. they magged -- managed to escape. a team of investigators from the national transportation safety board is in las vegas examining the plane to find out what happened. >> coming up, action a accusations of police brutality. a encounter that led to a civil rights lawsuit. >>> a look at the damage to a house going up in flames. we want to go back to breaking news that we've been tell you about at the top of the newscast. early morning fire swept through the community in bay point. alex savidge joins us from the scene. >>reporter: huge fire spread from one home to another to another. four homes burned

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. >> that's a big boulder. >> this guy on the atv is going up the hill. he has got it. he's got it. no he does not. and the atv comes rolling down and crashing on top of him. p this guy also felt that. check out this hang glider here and it looked beautiful accept for the landing part. he is coming down way too fast and gets his legs out of the pod but watch. >> look so close. >> yeah. >> it's like we had a little rope across it. you finish it off with a beautiful. >> no, it does not look like he was hurt in this. maybe the ego. >> this is breakfast, lunch and dinner and desert. >> find out what this does that reeks it out. >> we're going do it hot on the web right this minute. >> the treat that's as easy as one, two, three. >> it brings up the sweetness in the flavor. still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driving around on three whee

but now, we've got a bigger, better, boulder 7 on your side better than evever before. we want too show you what the 7 investigators have done in the last few weeks and how they mighght be able to help you to. first up, 7 investigator josie. and she tells us in the last year alone, there's been 761 data breaches. but what happens when that information does get stolen. think about it,t, josie found o you social security, your name and moer's maiden name could be up for sale. >> when we found out about the problem, we went web surfing, and weind something stunning, hundreds of identitiesor hundreds of people. and experts say if we can find it, so can anyone else. and once your iormation i is on e web, gettiting it off i is nearly impossible: hi, the. you're n in troue. i promise. when t 7 on your side i t team comeses knocking, we didn't hav to bust downwn the door to get cle to everythi he considers valuable, neither to scammers we're curious if your social rity number is [bleep] . >> yes it t is. >> is this youourr information, your mother's maiden name, your social sec

now, we have a bigger, boulder, bette on your side team better than before. tonight, we want to share the way the 7 "on your side" investigators have helped residents and identify ways they might be able to get action for you, too. now, first up, there are an estimated 750,000 child predators out there online and all o them have a key to get inside your home, by way of the internet. especially if your child lets them in. our 7 "on your side consumer investigator shows us gaming devices makes it easy for the stranger in the consul to get insiside. >> a mother of a teenager is aarm that had her son is able to access pornographic sites from the game consul. this northern virginia boy, just eight years old when it happened to him. someone claiming to b be a 16-year-old girl messaged him mid-game. >> she started saying to me, hey, send me a picture of you and i did. >> and she asked for a date via text. >> it was scary. >> his older brothers explain how easy it is. >> parentsts let their kids pla and they don't know what the danger is. >> there's the gameme, and i

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researchers found vibrant corals, house- sized boulders. and a complex system of underwater dunes. they also identified several rare species of fish. including the long snout boar fish and the australian barracuda. scientists say, this discovery comes. as many ocean reefs are dying off because of pollution and other man-made problems. ahead. federal state and local law enforcement tracking three suspects who killed an officer in the line of duty. an amazing rescue - of a child seen dangling out a window. >> gary :and the later on in this broadcast we have if the dodgers and the giants. we will also pick up on the a's and the angels. a little bit later >> diane : how warmly get for the weekend? we will latino after that--let you know >> pam :stay tuned for inside edition with deborah norville. see it, after the news. [female announcer] for thousands of local foster children, extracurricular activities help provide a sense of identity and a path to success. joining the soccer team... getting help with math... going to prom. i want to learn to swim. it's hard to feel normal... ...when

firefighters are on the scene of a fire acre wildfire that destroyed one structure burning in the boulder creek area a few miles west of highway 17. the fire is burning along bear canyon road. crews have a handle on the fire and will remain on the scene through the morning and bring you updates. crews are on high alert. they are on the scene of a fire that crept close to homes in san jose. matt keller has more. matt? >> there are still embers burning and smoke coming off here, it is smoky in the area off oakland road and this shows the thin line between disaster and relief when it comes to fires. we are standing on the trail and as we see on this side you can see how charred the earth is at seven or eight acres bun. you can see the mobile home park right here where hundreds of people live. obviously, that fire burned dangerously close to the homes. this fire started last night at 6:45 behind oakland road near several mobile home parks. firefighters kept the flames from cross over the coyote creek trail. no veries were damaged but fire danger is a concern as wen daughter the temperatures a

there has been ad hoc place of boulders and they do a good job of protecting against erosion, but also compromise the quality of the beach by covering it up, it narrows the beach by degrading both the safety and access to the water and also the ascetics -- aesthetics to the beach. this also got them in hot water with the california coastal commission. so that is the landscape that my organization came to, requested by some community-led task forces led by grants by the california coastal conservancy, the separate cisco utility commission, and the national parks service. -- the san francisco utility commission, and the national parks service. there is something that is political deadlock about that and there is a sense of either/ or, so we initiated a two and a half your process in which we tried to really convey the technical challenges that we were facing with the current infrastructure system, the way the coastal dynamic shapes the beach and drives that erosion, the user issues, and we tried to get all of the stakeholders to understand how many different things this place had to solv

republican presidential debate scheduled for october 28th, held at the university of colorado in boulder. david? >> carrie, thank you. hillary clinton appeared on "the tonight show" and offered her take on what it would be like to have donald trump as president. >> imagine, you know, all of a sudden, you know, you're in the kremlin and somebody comes rushing in and goes, oh, my gosh, did you hear what president trump said today? [ laughter ] you know, oh, my goodness, what does that mean? it might actually cause everybody else to just calm down because they wouldn't want to get to be too excitable. >> jimmy fallon also channeled trump in a mock phone call to give hillary clinton some advice. >>> coming up on news 4, new york at noon, the best and worst subway lines. >> yeah, i'm sheldon doubtz in manhattan, the best and worst and why some of the findings might surprise you. ahn ead. >>> trim the joy, three identical baby boys meet the public. >>> and wondering when some cooler temperatures might be on the way, dave. >> it is going to be 88 degrees today, david, but going to see a 15-degr

>> she's from boulder, colorado. >> boulder, colorado. great. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> no further amendments or discussions? the vote will be on the motion from the gentlewoman. aye? >> aye. >> those opposed no. >> no. >> roll call vote? >> ms. fox? >> aye. >> mr. cole? >> aye. >> mr. woodall? >> aye. >> mr. burgess? >> aye. >> mr. stivers? >> aye. >> mr. collins? >> aye. >> mr. burns? >> aye. >> mr. newhouse? >> aye. >> ms. slaughter? >> no. >> mr. mcgovern? >> no. >> mr. hastings? >> no. >> mr. polis? >> no. >> mr. chairman? >> aye. >> nine yeas, four nays. >> the gentle woman from north carolina, mrs. fox, will be handling this for republicans. >> and mr. hastings for democrats. >> and judge hastings for democrats. i'd like to, if i can, be as clear as i can be, not knowing when the senate will perform their duties, knowing that rather quickly, as soon as we receive it, we would want members to know, put us on notice. but our next scheduled meeting is for wednesday at 3:00. knowing that if the senate gets their work done, we

gavin hewitt, bbc news, on the hungarian boulder. -- the hungarian border.aura: greece is being seen as the eye of the migration storm. keep up with the influx. what you cannot see here in 'sssolini, less post --lesbos biggest city is what is in alleyways, streets, squares, the port, all along the water site, migrants have gathered, not because they want to be in tents or in the street, or sleeping at the port, but they are using sess post as transit -- lesbo as transport to the rest of europe. that theyre insisting register first, and it is grindingly slow flow. these tents are actually the lucky ones. there are many legal simply -- many people simply slumped out along the outside. way ofve nothing in the hygiene. there are no showers or toilets. a lot of them have been here for 10 days to two weeks, and they are running out of money, which means they are running out of food and water. they are here with their children. there is no health care. it is, in the words of one aid he, humanitarian disaster. what needs to happen urgently as for the greek governmen

. >> boulder, zito, hudson. >> a lot of people are excited. it will be cool. >>> good morning. and by the way it's nice to have claudine there with you brian. >> nice to be here, sal. thank you. >> let's go to highway 4 and start there. good morning, everyone. i hope you're having a good wednesday. 4:48. we're looking at a live picture of highway 4 coming up to the willow pass grade. there are no major problems here. if you are driving nearby on highway 24, it does look good as you drive from walnut creek to oakland. and from oakland to walnut creek too. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, we don't have a big backup. i've been looking at chp's list and it's been pretty good. >>> clear skies out there. only patchy fog down around santa cruz and monterey bay. so far that is it but the lows are on the cool side here. a few 40s. napa airport is also in there. a lot of 50s here. pretty close here. half-moon bay at 51. 51 in alamo. 53 in black hawk. we are getting there with low 50s and a few upper 40s but it will be sunny today. there is some of that fog. that is it. that is

that next debate is october 28th in boulder, colorado. live in the digital operations center, nbc 10 news. >>> it's 4:0467 degrees. with nine days until pope frances arrives in philadelphia, we will learn what is going on in the city. katie, tell us more. >> reporter: hi, tracy, well you said it, the cathedral of the basilica is the first stop pope frances will make after arriving in philadelphia. let me tell you, pence, there is a lot of preparation and excitement going on him we got an pence look yesterday. we were fortunate enough to get a tour with the director of the cathedral. we got a look at the work being done for the holy father's arrival. on saturday, they can accommodate about 1,800 people between the cathedral and the channel next door. attending that service will be dee cons and other individuals and parishioners of this parish. the mass is going to be a celebration of this home parish and the director of the cathedral will be one of two people meeting pope frances right at the doors outside, entering the cathedral. he will

all 96 houses have been smashed to pieces by a flood that drove huge boulders and stones down the valley. there is a big glacier in the mountains. flood and rocks came from there. no one from the government came to help us. no aid, not even a tent. >> people survive by raising cattle and growing apples and walnuts. all the farms have been destroyed. the only shelter is a few tents. and the shade of a tree. this man's house a half buried in the rock. >> it was a heavy flood. we lost everything. you can see my house, it's under the mud and rocks. you can see the roof out of the mud. >> we asked the government to resettle us in a safe place. we rebuild the houses, the flood will destroy them again. this place is not suitable to live any more. >> autumn is coming. with it cold nights. in a few months the whole area will be covered in snow. families will not be able to survive it. >> all this area was the green village. this is an area of glaciers, every year there was a flood. >> families have been here for generations. they feel it retreating and the summer is getting hotter. they don't bel

well, today, the boulder rolled back down the hill and it appears they could have some free time in theason. let's start in arizona-- where the giants latest collapse is bringing this young fan to tears. unfortunately, he has to cry some more. mike leake yet to win a game since coming to the bay area. and that didn't change today. bottom 3rd-- 2 on, phil gosselin rakes a jack out to left center. d'backs go up 3-nothing. giants trying to answer in the 4th-- brandon crawford-- with runners on the corners. until patrick corbin gets him striking out. corbin--punched out five over six scoreless frames. then came the killer blow-- zona up 5-nothing, make that 6- nothing as aj pollock nearly goes to the upper deck to put the finishing touches on this one. leake would be yanked as the giants lose 6-1. they're back at it again tomorrow. let's take a look at where they find themselves in the n-l west standings. on friday, they were 6-and-a- half back.today-- 8-games behind l-a in the division. breaking down the math here-- if the dodgers went 500 the rest of the way, the giants would have to go 2

he said "the whole southern section of rhode island is nothing but marshy pools, hills, and boulders. consequently, it is easy to defend against an enemy who would be surprised when disembarking. in the interior of the island, there are several excellent positions for a small army. the southeast part of the island is a bottleneck and since it is not possible to land there except in several parties, one would never reach brenton point. it is here in this kind of code that the town of newport is situated sheltered by two islands. -- islands." he also talked about new construction made north of newport to fortify the town. this manuscript is one of two narratives acquired this past year by french officers who witnessed the yorktown campaign. after arriving in july 1780, the french forces remained at newport for a year before beginning their marched south. during this time, french officers had ample time to explore the country here at the narratives provide the very personal perspectives of highly skilled aristocratic officers accustomed to a certain way of life and a certain way of condu

breaking news from santa cruz county where evacuations are underway in the boulder creek area because of a wildfire. the place broke out overnight along bear can corner road. the forward spread of the fire was stopped at five acres but crews are on the scene all morning. a structure is destroyed. we will bring you updates. >> san jose firefighters are watching for flare-ups from a grass fire that came dangerously close to a mobile home park. it broke out before 7:00 last night near oakland road and b street. flames and spoke were captured on the video between the park and the golf course. several people including one used a hose to try to fight the fire from the roof of the home. firefighters contained the place to eight acres. >> wildfire in calaveras has grown do 1,200 acres burning in the sierra foothill town of jackson. no structure are damaged but there are homes in the path that need to be saved. >> a burning truck may sparked a grass fire on highway 152 in the south bay now at 2:15 acres green gilroy and los gatos at 70 percent contained. it was likely sparked by a truck west o

he was struck by falling boulders. his wife was with them. they took a year off from work to travel the world and fulfill his dream to climb the peak. in tans knee a. >>> time is 4:40. city of san francisco plans to set up permanent memorial for kate steinle. the woman shot and killed by undocumented immigrant on pier 14 in july. city installing a plaque and bench on the pier. reading whatever is good for your soul, do that. that's a quote she posted on her facebook page the very day she died. of the suspect, juan sanchez is being charged with murder. the steinle family filed legal claims against the san francisco sheriff's debt and two other federal -- department and two other federal agencies. >>> major clean yu today to remove trash be and graffiti on ipt state 580 and 880 in alameda and 680 in contra costa. tunnels and bridge toll mraz as around the bay area also getting a cleanup. >>> details in the shooting death of a man in san jose last month. the new sketch that police are hoping will lead to more clues in that case. >>> on the east

for their part, republicans will not debate until next month in boulder, colorado. live in the digital operations center, nbc 10 news. >>> the democratic side front runner hillary clinton was a guest on the "tonight show" with jimmy fal lohn last night. she said she is having a good time watching donald trump on the campaign trail. this was clinton's first talk show appearance since announcing her candidacy. >>> you know how fast the pretickets to see the pope went online like that. a lot of tickets were given to local parishes to give out to their parishioners. one local church is givg away tear ticket this, mo. it doesn't start for hours yet. but already a line is starting to form. nbc 10 monique braxton is live. tell us what's happening. >> reporter: hey there, good morning to you, tracy. well, st. dennis here in hafer town is one of 19 parishes given tickets to be distributed. one person sleeping outside, awaiting a ticket to see the pope. now, the arch diocese distributed tickets to parishes based on the number of families who are faithful members in good stand

visitors on a narrow path between two walls that portray the doors of the plane and then a large boulders at the spot where the nose of the plane hit the ground. >> 300,000 visitors come a year and more will come when they hear about this incredible facility. >> earlier on "mornings on 2," brian flores spoke with mark bingham's mother. he was one of the heroes who fought the terrorists on that flight. to this day, she continues to push for more stringent airline security. >> i think that they need to install biometrics to allow people to be truly identified by their own bodies, by their eye scans and prints and -- we could do so much better. our technology is so much -- so much more advanced than what we do on board. >> she says her son mark was a great athlete. she thinks that contributed to his response that day. she has been an outspoken supporter in the lgbt community. her son mark was openly gay and hopes his actions that day helped break stereotypes. >>> the united states says it will take in at least 10,000 syrian refugees as the migrant crisis in europe continues to grow. the whi

there is a large boulder that sits at the spot where the nose of the plane hit the ground. spoke with alice, whose son, mark bingham, was one of the heroes who fought off the terrorists aboard the flight and today continues to battle for airline safety. >> i think they need to install biometrics to allow people to be truly identified by their own bodies, by their eye scans, and prints and we could do so much better. our technology is so much more advanced than what we actually do on board. >> now, alice says her son mark was a great athlete, she thinks that contributed to his response in the face of danger. alice has been a very outspoken supporter in the lgbt community. mark was openly gay. alice hopes mark's actions that day broke stereotypes. she's not planning on visiting the memorial this year. she's pleased with how the memorial turned out. but she said she missed what it looked like before. >> that was interesting to hear. >> talking about the rawness of what it looked like. we also shared some memories. i lost a friend that day as well. my friend was aboard that pla

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ohio dash nine of mississippi river to the tip of miami eight big in the air reservations like to bouldercolorado or a man ted georgia everything else is read. people who voted for the constitution of those are in the hinterland their places connected to the world and the centers of philanthropy california where north meets south it was a more mixed place because it is about commerce and trade and a clash of cultures so so is san francisco and boston and washington d.c. interestingly enough just take dread scott. that lincoln runs against. there are preposterous things so the northwest ordinance is unconstitutional but the missouri compromise why would they say something that preposterous? for a lot of nine justices came from slave holdings out even though it only had one-third of the free population, the supreme court is now a portion in this other direction so you have to support share your justice is based in part the swamp you have to cross and because it had crabby roads and bad infrastructure they had smaller districts because it kept longer to get between the two points so it had m

elizabeth fenn joined the university of colorado boulder faculty in 2012 and also the faculty affiliate of the department of ethnic studies. she previously taught at duke university and at yale and earned her phd at yale university. then specializes in the early american west focusing on epidemic disease, native american and environment all history. her 2001 a book, talks americana, the great smallpox academic 1775-82 unearthed a devastating effect of a smallpox academic that course across the north american continent during the years of the american revolution. she is now at work on unaccented biography of sacajawea using her life story to illuminate the wider history of the northern plains and rockies. elizabeth fenn is also the author with peter h wood of natives and newcomers, the way we live in north carolina before 1770, a popular history of early north carolina, which appeared in 1983. with no further ado i would like to welcome elizabeth fenn. [applause]. >> thank you all for coming today. is a real privilege to share this most american of stories with you. some of you may feel

he was scheduled to make a stop right here in philadelphia, boulder cocoa and salt lake city, utah.er house speaker john boehner sat behind pope francis as the pontiff addressed a joint meeting of congress, the speaker dropped a bomb. he is stepping down at the end of october boehner is' announcement caught most off guard and comes ahead of a expected leadership challenge. he's been under increasing pressure to find way to defund planned parenthood without shutting down the government. boehner says much of his colleagues were plain frustrated with his compromises. >> he was the issue. instead of the issue at hand which is to get back to the constitution, to do the job we promised the american people we'd do and get -- get on with doing what we have to do to fight barack obama. >> boehner doesn't believe he'll have to work on getting a government funding he can tension. he says lawmakers will most vykely vote next week to fun the government through december 11th. he expects it to pass. >>> a star-studded screen to go night in center city. the world meeting of families hosting the sho

camp kramm in boulder creek where for 50 years kids and adults who might not have access to the great outdoors get to do it all.>> it's very disappointing that anybody would take a bus from a group that's obviously a record -- recreational group. it could've been taken last night or early this morning. >> reporter: saturday morning, one of the vehicles usually parks in the slot... >> they rent these parking spaces to various organizations.>> reporter:...was gone when the driver showed up for a run to the mountains. camping unlimited has been leaving the bus here between trips for three years with no problem. it's a 2006 ford eldorado, white with the green stripe and a logo on the side. err we are hoping someone has seen it. >> reporter: it seems 20. while it's not the only vehicle in the nonprofit's fleet, it's one him of their biggest. >> yes, it would cripple us. >> reporter: acquiring and maintaining vans and buses are a big expense for the organization.>> i don't know how much hard work we will have to do to get another bus back. we did not have funds to replace in this year.>> re

that means it's now requesting to take much longer to get the campers to boulder creek.es someone has seen that van and will report it to police. >>> muni is giving ride they were weekend a chance to get -- riders a chance to get used to service changes. several popular bus and rail lines will run more frequently and muni is also altering the routes of some buss to make new connections between neighborhoods. riders will also notice up to 30 new 60-foot hybrid electric motorcycle vehicles and seven new trolleys. see the changes at the top of ktvu.com and click on web links. >>> a second bay area library has closed this week because of bedbugs. this time in berkeley. the north branch of the berkeley pub library shut its doors friday. library officials say bed beg sniffing dogs found them in the men's restroom, under several desks and a chair. another library in palo alto was closed for the same reason and is expected to reopen tomorrow. and this one should be reopening tuesday after steam and heat treatments are used to kill the bugs. >>> nudists won the right to march nak

by a flood that drove huge boulders and stones down the valley. >> translator: there is a very big glamourr in the mou, flood and rocks came from there. no one from the government has come do help us, no aid. not even a at the present time. >> reporter: people survive here by raising cattle and growing apples and walnuts, but all the farms have been destroyed. the only shelter is a few tents. and the shade of a tree. his house is half buried in the rock. >> translator: it was a heavy flood we lost everything. you can see my house. it's under the mud and rocks, you can see its roof out of the mud. >> translator: we ask the government to resettle us in a safe place. if we rebuild our houses the flood will detroit them again. this place is no suitable to live anymore. >> reporter: autumn is coming and with it cold nights. in a few months this whole area will be covered in snow. families won't be able to survive it in tents. >> translator: all it area was our greenville i believe with trees of walnuts and apples but there is an area of glazers and every year there will be a flo flood. >> repor

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instead, we urge you to take up boulder legislation enough as hr-1181.tion and by making ntsa's existing databases which can be clumsy, confusing and hard for an ordinary consumer to use more timely and more readily searchable. identifying defects before they reach epidemic proportions. we urge members to create a strong safety title for a possible highway bill. in addition to requiring that rental car companies fiction recalled vehicles before they offer them to consumers as the senate transportation bill does. such a safety title should include the reforms just outlined. thank you. >> thanks to the gentlemen. mr. carr, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, ranking member schakowsky. appreciate the opportunity to testify on behalf of the alliance of automobile manufacturers today. i know that our time is limited, and my complete statement is submitted for the record, so i will limit my remarks here and try to focus on the big picture. you've asked me to testify about these two, the discussion draft on a bill today. let's talk f

all 9 houses have been spanish smashed to potions by huge boulders that came down into the valley. >> there is a very big glacier. no one has come to help us, no aid, not even a tent. >> people survive by raising cattle and growing apples and walnuts, but all the farms have been destroyed. the only shelter is a few tents in the shade of a tree. now this house is half buried in the rock. >> we asked the government to recycle us in a safe place. if we rebuild our houses the flood will destroy them again. this place is not suit to believe live any more. >> autumn is coming and with it cold nights. and in a few months this whole area will be covered in snow. families won't be able to survive it in tents. >> all this area was green village, but this is an area of glacier, and every year there will be floods. >> they see the glaciers retreating and feel the summers getting hotter, and they don't believe there is a future for their children in this valley. nicole johnston, al jazeera, islamabad. >> three beggars in nigeria say that they're prepared to be prosecuted for defying a new ban on b

to take a boulder position on that. and -- beyond that.st unpredictable people out there, but, i do think that, i think that religious liberty will be a big theme.

he died on saturday near the summit when boulders fell on him. wife was with him.fe had take be p a year after work -- wife had take be n a off work to travel the world and climb the peak in tanzania. founded a company called live your legend, helping people pursue passions. >>> homicide suspect sketch released from killing last month. san hose identified him as latino in mid to late 20s. red shirt and khaki colored pants. police found the victim in the middle of the street near sunset avenue on august 23rd. he'd been sho the at least -- shot at least once and pronounced dead at the scene. >>> city of san francisco plans to set up permanent memorial for kate steinle, woman shot and killed on pier 14 in july. city plans to install bechlg and plaque on that pier as soon as sunday. it will read whatever is going for your soul, do that. that's a phrase she post on facebook the day she died. the suspect is charged with murder in steinle's death. the steinle family filed legal claims against the san francisco sheriff's department and two other federal agencies over her k

there has been ad hoc place of boulders and they do a good job of protecting against erosion, but also compromise the quality of the beach by covering it up, it narrows the beach by degrading both the safety and access to the water and also the ascetics -- aesthetics to the beach. this also got them in hot water with the california coastal commission. so that is the landscape that my organization came to, requested by some community-led task forces led by grants by the california coastal conservancy, the separate cisco utility commission, and the national parks service. -- the san francisco utility commission, and the national parks service. there is something that is political deadlock about that and there is a sense of either/ or, so we initiated a two and a half your process in which we tried to really convey the technical challenges that we were facing with the current infrastructure system, the way the coastal dynamic shapes the beach and drives that erosion, the user issues, and we tried to get all of the stakeholders to understand how many different things this place had to solv

started last night in the boulder creek area north of ben lowman. a building went up in flames, that triggered a grass fire. crews contained the fire, cleaning things up and evacuations ordered as a precaution because fire was burning along a main road. will no injuries, but the -- road. no injuries, but the building was destroyed. >>> grass fire burned here dangerously close to a mobile home park. crews spent more than an hour and a half to put out the fast-moving fire. investigators looking into whether the fire is connected the to nearby homeless camp. firefighters had trouble because there were no fire hydrants and creek were dry. >>> pacheko fire has burned 215 acres, it is about 70% contained the at this time. started yesterday afternoon right near the san luis reservoir. initial reports suggest that a car may have caught fire and ignited the grass along the road. >>> today's heat and hot weather means that once again students in the campbell union high school district will be sent home early. classrooms don't have any air conditioning and the

. >> by a flood that drove huge boulders and stones down the valley. >> translation: there is a big glacier on the mountains. flood and rocks came from there. no one from the government came to help us. >> reporter: people survive raising cattle and growing apples and walnuts. farms have been destroyed. the only shelter is a few tents and the shade of a tree. this man's house is half-buried in the rock. >> translation: it was a heavy flood, we lost everything, you can see my house, it's under the rocks. you can see the roof. >> translation: we asked the government to resettle us in a safe place. if we rebuild the houses, the floods will destroy them again. this place is not suitable. autumn is coming, with it gold nights. in a few months the area is covered in snow. families will not be able to survive if. >> translation: all this area was the green village with trees of walnuts and apples. this is an area of glaciers, every year there'll be a flood. families have been here for generations. they see the glaciers retreating, and feel the summers getting hotter, and they don't believe there's