it's a perfect illustration of the ship from boulder to the new knowledge to economy. it's really gentrification and the single round stone. i already mentioned that there was an elderly irish couple living there. the others had a civil service job and had been a postal worker while his wife had been in charge of the borders as i've mentioned before. fast forward 15 years. the house was sold, renovated and divided into condominiums, granite counters, recessed lighting. the first people to move in more people that you would never have met and the architect and his wife a furniture designer.

i was like, "that's a boulder. that is a nice boulder."hought, "you know, that would be a great place one day to propose," and so... that's where it happened. >> so down there near san diego, you're propos--

that gold has been sitting maybe underneath that boulder, so it's going to break those boulders loose and break that gold loose that's been hiding underneath there for years.">< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "all the water is pressing within the cracks and knocking stuff loose as it flows.">as it turns out, this year's drought busting rain and snow has not just filled our reservoirs, but could also fill your wallet.<"all you need is a pan, a bucket and a shovel.">and a lot patience. the challenge of finding what may just be a few flakes of gold, if any at all, after hours of work is part of the appeal for prospectors like bob, angie, and mark.< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "everything that glitters(pause) is not gold tarzan.">it takes a keyed eye during every step of the process< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "so you've rinsed all this but you've still got to view it cause every now and then there's a piece that doesn't fit through the screen and into your bucket.">hours of set-updigging through mounds of dirt all for that eureka moment.< mark white/ cen

that gold has been sitting maybe underneath that boulder, so it's going to break those boulders looseand break that gold loose that's been hiding underneath there for years.">< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "all the water is pressing within the cracks and knocking stuff loose as it flows.">as it turns out, this year's drought busting rain and snow has not just filled our reservoirs, but could also fill your wallet.<"all you need is a pan, a bucket and a shovel.">and a lot patience. the challenge of finding what may just be a few flakes of gold, if any at all, after hours of work is part of the appeal for prospectors like bob, angie, and mark.< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "everything that glitters(pause) is not gold tarzan.">it takes a keyed eye during every step of the process< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "so you've rinsed all this but you've still got to view it cause every now and then there's a piece that doesn't fit through the screen and into your bucket.">hours of set-updigging through mounds of dirt all for that eureka moment.< mark white/ cent

. >> reporter: santa cruz use these joined boulders boulders to perform a barrier. it was done as an emergency but they were supposed to supply for permits and submit a coastal development plan but didn't. last month the california ceos central commission set up a legal showdown saying the absence of a master plan for the area has left the city mired in an unending cycle of emergency responses. >> the city is committed to getting the permits in order for the emergency work that was done a couple years ago where we literally had a hole in westcliffe. >> reporter: the city says that hundreds of thousands of tourists and locals vis westcliffe drive every year and want to preserve it for the future. the two sides are committed to working together towards a solution. but if that fails, the city could face stiff fines. the commission is not demanding that the city remove the boulders protecting westcliffe drive but they do want a master plan to address the possibility of building a permanent seawall in the area. devin fehely, kpix 5. >> cruz is studying the effects of glo

that gold has been sitting maybe underneath that boulder, so it's going to break those boulders loose and break that gold loose that's been hiding underneath there for years.">< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "all the water is pressing within the cracks and knocking stuff loose as it flows.">as it turns out, this year's drought busting rain and snow has not just filled our reservoirs, but could also fill your wallet.<"all you need is a pan, a bucket and a shovel.">and a lot patience. the challenge of finding what may just be a few flakes of gold, if any at all, after hours of work is part of the appeal for prospectors like bob, angie, and mark.< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "everything that glitters(pause) is not gold tarzan.">it takes a keyed eye during every step of the process< mark white/ central valley prospectors: "so you've rinsed all this but you've still got to view it cause every now and then there's a piece that doesn't fit through the screen and into your bucket.">hours of set-updigging through mounds of dirt all for that eureka moment.< mark white/ cen

that's when makes boulder canyon perfect spot to kickback and relax on the first weekend of summer.at bailey parton had in mind. >> we're from north carolina. not even from around here. i don't know where where cher. >> she wound up at boulder falls on accident. >> we were supposed to be going to red rocks amphitheater ended up here somehow. >> a wrong turn that took her to the exact right place. >> we were kind of just driving through and someone yelled 911. >> 30-year-old climber had fallen 50 feet down a cliff. >> he was about ready to climb and, um, supposedly he reached down to grab something and slipped and fell route route cell zig nail it would still be another 30 minutes before anyone could even call for help. luckily that climber was about to get a miracle. >> i an emt basic in north carolina. >> bailey spent six months on a rescue squad appalachian mountains. >> little familiar with the terrain. not quite like this. >> she knew exactly what to do. >> crossed the creek this dude gave me his harness. hiked up probably, i don't know, maybe probably about 100, 200 feet. >> cl

it's located in boulder creeek... in santa cruz county. according to one of the parents... many of the adults running the camp started feeling sick. the parent also says the camp has been closed due to health inspections. apparently some of the kids there were from linda vista elementary school in san jose.one parent told us they were taking their child to the hospital as a precaution. we have reached out to the camp -- but have not heard back yet. we will bring you an update as soon we get more information. (pam) on the peninsula.. police are searching for the man who exposed himself to a woman hiking with her toddler... this is a sketch of the suspect.. it happened wednesday afternoon on a hiking trail at the palo alto baylands. the woman says, she was walking on the trail along the northern boundry of the palo alto airport... when she heard something in the bushes.. she turned and says, she saw the man naked in the bushes. the victim says, he is about six feet tall.. with a thin build.. and had his hair pulled back in a bun.. she also says... he has tatoos on his arms an

standup>on thursday, health officials in santa cruz county announced that 28 children and staff at a boulder creek camp have fallen ill with what appears to be norovirus. there is concern now that an outbreak of stomach flu that started here in san jose could be spreading.since may 4th, hundreds of kids from more than a dozen schools across san jose have fallen ill with symptoms consistent with norovirus. health officials are still holding back on officially calling it norovirus because lab tests haven't confirmed that conclusion. dr. lisa hernandez is the deputy health officers for santa clara county. she suspects norovirus is probably the culprit.sotshe's concerned that the illness may have spread to santa cruz county and suspects it's probably because of two reasons.sotsince the outbreak began, san jose unified school district and the santa cla

adiddas made theirs 100 grams lighter. >> reporter: the boulder team tested nike's shoe.> ty're really light. this is ridiculous. >> reporter: the findings gave the shoe its name. the vapor fly 4%. i can feel the spring right away. >> this shoe saves about 4% energy. if a person was running a 10 minute mile, that's 24 seconds a mile. >> that's me. >> at the elite level if we had someone who could run a marathon in 2 hours, we think >> this is a bit like a >>> some elementary school children learned a valuable lesson, how pride can overcome prejudi prejudice. steve harmon found their story on the road. >> reporter: when pleasant run elementary in indianapolis decided to have a competitive team, the coach said she wanted to have one goal and one goal only, to avoid humiliation. >> reporter: was that your goal? >> that was it. that was my goal. i hope we don't embarrass ourselves. >> reporter: the school is in a her team didn't know anything about robotics. they began studying and designed a robot. in the beginning there were a few successes and a lot of failures although th

but once you said, so you're sort of working out but boulder style because you grew nup boulder.ool in boulder. >> yes. >> i understand that. doesn't mean you work out any less but you're having fun while you're doing it. >> yeah. we're focused on building the next great active wear brand around activity for the joy of it. most traditional active wear brands the goal is to cross the finish line first and for us that's not the goal. the goal is to get out there on a daily basis and we say activity must be fun and approachable and friendly and inclusive to get you out there on a daily basis. >> the reason i know about that is 300 days of sunshine a year in boulder. in january and february it might be 60 degrees. >> yep. >> right after it snows. and you want to rub around the flat irons and you're not trying to hit a finish line you're just -- >> hiking, biking. >> enjoying life. which is pretty easy to do out there. that makes sense. you're trying to take on companies like what lululemon. >> nike, under armour, yeah. >> you going to bury all of them? or just take market share. >> a

it goes east-west. >> when you travel, we can have a boulder or two but that's part of the fun.>> thats massive. it's going to take up to a year.>> what are they going to lock into to rebuild that road? think about the businesses in big sur that are shut off.>>> a check of the weather now. a cool day. things are looking up for the weekend. >> a bit of a warming trend. no crazy heat out there. if you are tired of the cool weather pattern out there, you might like that weekend forecast. we have clouds to talk about for the first half of the day. we started out the work week with hot temperatures on monday and tuesday's -- tuesday. temperatures have been cooling off and that curve will go up on saturday and that trend will continue into sunday and monday. right now, partly cloudy skies across a good portion of the bay area. low clouds out near the shoreline. half moon bay is showing clear skies. there's that cloud bank in the pacific that will work its way back into the bay as we head into your friday night and saturday morning. right now we have san jose, 69. livermore, 65. we will check

standup>on thursday, health officials in santa cruz county announced that 28 children and staff at a boulder creek camp have fallen ill with what appears to be norovirus. there is concern now that an outbreak of stomach flu that started here in san jose could be spreading.since may 4th, hundreds of kids from more than a dozen schools across san jose have fallen ill with symptoms consistent with norovirus. health officials are still holding back on officially calling it norovirus because lab tests haven't confirmed that conclusion. dr. lisa hernandez is the deputy health officers for santa clara county. she suspects norovirus is probably the culprit.sotshe's concerned that the illness may have spread to santa cruz county and suspects it's probably because of two reasons.sotsince the outbreak began, san jose unified school district and the santa cla

it goes east-west. >> when you travel you just go we can have a boulder or two. that's part of the fun. >> meanwhile 100,000 visitors are expected to show up at yosemite national park this memorial day weekend. after this winter's heavy rain and snow it might be well worth it to see the amazing water falls. visitors should arrive before 9:00 in the morning or after 4:00 in the afternoon to avoid the crowds. >>> if you're heading to the sierras, lake tahoe resorts are still open for skiers and snowboarders. squaw valley will stay open through the weekend. ski season is closed over at heavenly. but you can still enjoy snow tubing through monday. >> hard to believe that. >>> one of the most iconic landmarks on the west coast will be celebrating its 80th birthday. tomorrow is the day the golden gate bridge opened to the public back in 1937. now you're being urged to share your memories and photos on social media. now we'll take a live look at the beautiful golden gate bridge. you can see the clouds seem to be breaking a bit out there. little bit of sunshine. the brid

treated and trties for further evaluation and we are currently in an active search for the fourth boulder. >> the man and his son were not wearing life jackets. >>> a union city man charged with multiple counts of attempted arson after witnesses say he tried to burn down a hayward denny's. police say victor rubio was eating dinner at the restaurant last week. he started spraying what appeared to be lighter fluid on other diners, including a child. he then poured the fluid on the ground outside the restaurant and tried to light it. several people tackled him before any damage was done. >>> today president trump is in israel for the second stop of his nine day foreign trip. it received a warm welcome from top leaders. >> reporter: the president and first lady toured some of the most sacred religious sites, including the western wall. richard trump became the first sitting american to visit the holiest of prayer sites. he also made a stop in the christian corredor. mr. trump spent the day meeting with israel's prime minister and president, reaffirming what he calls an unbreakable bond betwee

it goes east/west. >> when you travel, you think we could have a boulder or two. -- that's part of the fun. >>> well, if you are hit being the road today for the long holiday weekend, you will be in good company. just how many people are expected to travel on what is being called the busiest holiday weekend in more than ten years. years. >>> a man shot in the leg after interrupting a burglary. we will have the latest details on police activity here in gilroy. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. it is friday, may 26th. i'm pam cook, in for gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. happening now the memorial day holiday get away is underway right now. there are

standup>on thursday, health officials in santa cruz county announced that 28 children and staff at a boulder creek camp have fallen ill with what appears to be norovirus. there is concern now that an outbreak of stomach flu that started here in san jose could be spreading.since may 4th, hundreds of kids from more than a dozen schools across san jose have fallen ill with symptoms consistent with norovirus. health officials are still holding back on officially calling it norovirus because lab tests haven't confirmed that conclusion. dr. lisa hernandez is the deputy health officers for santa clara county. she suspects norovirus is probably the culprit.sotshe's concerned that the illness may have spread to santa cruz county and suspects it's probably because of two reasons.sotsince the outbreak began, san jose unified school district and the santa cla

recycling is >>> this might be the world's most expensive boulder. it is an emerald weighing 600 pounds measuring four feet high. it was found deep in a brazil mine. the buyer is keeping the price a secret. it is headed to a museum. it is the second biggest emerald found in the area. in 2001 miners found one valued $3 million. >>> look at these shoes. you cannot see their ecofriendly soles. >> it was made of recycled rubber. the upper part of the shoe is knitted from yarn from old plastic water bottle materials go to waste. >> historically we end up with 40% of cutting waste on the factory floor. >> these are part of a growing trend. patagonia was one of the first. they turned plastic bottles into fleece. many companies use them to make polyester. >>> eleven-year-old wanted relationships between a friend and local police. instead of going to the police station he decided to use music. >>> coming up the bond between a marine and his bomb-sniffing partner. it extends creating jobs foreaner, reliour veterans... helping those in need save money on their

santa cruz, 50. 44 in boulder creek. 50 santa cruz, 50. 44 in boulder creek. 52 in campbell and saratogain las vegas. 40 and truckee's. west coast looks good under a high-pressure. it's not over us. we are on the eastern edge of it. it's out there. if it was over us it would be really hot but it will stay out there. a system looks like it wants to sneak in but that will not be until late sunday. more likely on monday. until then, sunshine and warmer temperatures. near 90 for some. mid-80s for others. concord and you can and will be 90. upper 80s to near 90 for many inland. 70s near 80 around san leandro. gilroy, 88. 88, saratoga. 68 in pacifica. half moon bay comet 67p -- half moon bay comet 67p the warmest day will be saturday. cooler into next week. >>> future freshman classes will look different. coming up, the changes coming to uc schools and what that means for out-of-state students. >>> an emotional reunion for a man and the nurses who were in the right place at the right time. >>> up a middleton dream wedding make it washed out. we will tell you what's going on this weekend. [ mus

it is a cool 43 in boulder creek with cupertino at 47. 38 in truckee and they had sunshine one temperatureson thursday and snow on friday and saturday. ukiah at 49 in monterey at 50. we have this cloud cover from saturday and diving down into southern california to give them rain. in southern california it is sweater weather. the high today in palm springs in the low 80s. tomorrow in phoenix it will be 70 degrees and the averages 92. -- the average is usually 92, and this is a very cool pattern as we take a look at that low. a warm up today and tomorrow with this high pressure building in, and another system will dig and to stick around for a while. today and tomorrow except for parts of the coast at san mateo and santa cruz, warmer for about everybody with that fog. wednesday into sunday we have cooler forecast with wind at times and we will tackle that later in the week. 60s, 70s and very low 80s. tomorrow we get a bump up and that will be the warmest day for a while as temperatures go right back down and staying there for a while.>> okay, very cool weather for the springtime.>>> it is 4:

. >> maybe a strong fence along the street property would that.t >> some big boulders might. >> enoughof the rain inner. had enough? in the streets. so many roads you saw all the ponding. >> it's gonna happen again late tonight. the normal areas that get the deep water, a lot of places around the metro, that will be overnight tonight. tomorrow afternoon, the rain end.d come to an then we're in much better shape by sunday. this is doppler radar. steady rain. notice we're not detecting any measurable rain over upper frederick county, county. just wait. it's coming your way too. plenty of rain to go around for the night. hold steady,will in the lower 50's, maybe 49, 50-degree range overnight. the tempo of the rain with the possibility of a thunderstorm or two. we check our futurecast, through the late night, this is the suggestion of where things around midnight. easterly winds with coastal flood advisories along the western shore of the bay. arundel county. it's going to be miserably chilly. to see heavier downpours, maybe a few rumbles of thunder. morning, heaviest rain clearly to the e

there are boulders throughout the area.very few minutes you can still see pebbles rolling down the mountain. >> it made a new shore with the tip. >> reporter: it is being called one of the biggest landslides in california history. caltrans is exploring options for the multi million dollar repair. >> let's say the roadway is gone. then they would have to reconstruct the roadway. they would have to basically shore up the hillside. and allow -- either put a netting or something for future slide activity. >> reporter: cruz says this year's punishing rain ended up being too much. she compared this landslide to another one in 1983, about 15 miles north of this one on highway 1. there are alternative routes. >> ten miles north of here highway 1, it goes east west. >> when you travel, you go we could have a boulder or two. but it -- that's part of the fun. >>> all right. a music and food festival in napa valley is fast becoming a bay area tradition. >>> in a little more than two hours from now, the first entertainers will take the

cold day yesterday for much of sonoma county. 51 for santa clara and saratoga which is cooler than boulder creek, and you don't see that often. santa cruz at 54, gilroy at 53. 32 in truckee, 51 and ukiah, cool and a little bit of rain. i've seen a couple of inches of rain forecasted or eureka and northward over the next 5 to 7 days. unseasonably strong system that is moving in replacing this one low down in southern california and arizona. that is the kicker and it bums it along and picks up whatever is ahead of it. this is a cold and chilly pattern for this time of the year with a cooler powdered into the weekend, cloudy to mostly cloudy with partly sunny for some. the drizzle is possible, breezy. 50s and 60s. we had a full moon yesterday but still possible for some people to see. i think we have a lot of cloud cover, the cool and breezy pattern taking us into next wednesday. there it is, a shot of the moon. >> the natural light shining in the window when you're sleeping from the moon is very nice, nicer than a streetlight. >> the comments on facebook, some saying there dogs are going nut

that is the same as boulder creek. 53 in ukiah and monterey. 54 in sacramento. thunderstorms popping up yesterday from that weak system that we had. that develops once you get over the cr nevada. get some lift. things have died down but it may pick up later. the next system is moving in. the leading edges off the north coast and that will give us cloudy and mostly cloudy skies. that will be tonight into tomorrow morning. our best opportunity for rain will be wednesday morning. i'm using the european model forecast for the precipitation. if it was right here you could say that's drizzle but it's out there, that is a sign that it may be rain. it could be hit or miss. tomorrow morning, the possibility for rain. 50s, 60s, 70s and near 80. another cool day for many. below average temperatures inland by far. after thursday, we clear out and friday and saturday look warmer. maybe cooler on sunday. >>> are you a fan of the man bun? >> no. >> putting them on the spot. >> i know your father would not approve. >>> 4:50 am. nasa plans to release new details about an unprece

instructors in boulder say the baby goets are there to make you laugh and smile. >> absolutely.ly about six weeks old and have a ton of energy until all of a sudden they kind of conch out. we spotted a few hitting the mat. they needed a little rest after all of that activity. >> somehow i see you signing up for that. >> oh, my gosh, i'm 100% there. 100%. >>> all right. mike just take a look outside. >> i could see you going to the goets in the east bay hills. anybody want to do yoga? >> i can see that. >> in the meantime talking a little baseball, game time today. >> sweep l.a., 12:45. take the sunscreen. it will feel cool because temperatures will be in low 60s but sunshin >> some people in this world think they have all the answers. well, if you happen to run into one, send them our way, because i would love to give somebody a million dollars. come on, let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody, welcome to the show. you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] let's do this. all right, at 81 years ol

there have also been mud slides, sending mode and boulders careering into peoples homes, devastating. large tracts of land have flooded. the air forces dropping and delivering relief supplies to stranded people. some of the most vulnerable have been airlifted. for others, improvised displacement camps have sprung up. even the elderly say they have never seen floods like these. and still the rains come. here, home—made rafts and votes are getting people to safety. in the silent backwaters, most homes have been evacuated. rescue workers find some people still inside and bring them to safety. a second naval vessel from neighbouring india has now put in, carrying relief material including rescue votes and medicines. the authorities say aid is now reaching the remotest places. it will be a long, long time until these deep waters recede. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... the violence in kashmir, as seen through the eyes of a 12—year—old boy. taunting which led to scuffles as liverpool fans broke out of their area and into the event ‘s enclosure. belgian

crews found unstable boulders and debris on the roadside. it's expected to rin main closed until at least june. >> a 24-hour business network and a tech show. how twitter is using a flood of live streams to turn around its prospects. >> and a live look outside right now at palo alto and 101. pretty light traffic flow to start. hopefully it is not a terrible traffic tuesday. we'll be staying on top of that. more news in two minutes. >>> good morning. i'm jackie deangelis at cnbc headquarters with your top business headlines. futures indicate a higher open on wall street. ford and gm are reporting their auto sales and the fed kicking off a two-day policy meeting. tech leading gains in monday's session, and president donald trump said he was thinking about breaking the banks up. stocks did rebound later in the day. the dow sinking 27 points. 20,913 to finish the session. the nasdaq at a record high, up 44 points to 6,091. and shares of apple hitting an all-time high on monday ahead of its quarterly earnings report. the tech giant ending the day

appears to be spreading more tonight, at least 28 new cases now in santa cruz county at a camp near boulder creek. cleaning crews are sanitizing surfaces at 14 schools in san jose. 368 students have gotten sick since the outbreak started around may 4th. >>> medical tests delivered right to your door, tonight there is a new service that lets you screen at home for stds, even treat them, but are there long term risks? betty yu with a story you'll only see on kpix5. >> reporter: san francisco's russian hill, it's bustling with bars, singles and sex. thanks to popular dating apps, more young people are meeting and hooking up, but experts say all this casual dating has a dark side. >> we're now seeing a resurgence of the stds. >> reporter: this doctor says california is seeing an alarming jump in new cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphillis. one reason? fewer millennials are practicing safe sex. >> they connect online, meet. they may be mutually monogamous for a brief period of time and move on. >> reporter: the potential problem linked to online dating may have an online remedy called my lab

that is a red tail hawk, resting comfortably right in front of our sky scan at jack frost big boulder. hawk hung out there for 10 minutes before it flew off. >> it is beautiful, isn't it great looking animal. >> when i go hiking with my dog, i have to watch out for c hi. >> because they will snatch him up. >> yes. >> yes. >> st. joes fans will love it, the hawk will never die. yes, indeed. >> beautiful day for a hike, for beach weather, for city weather, much improved conditions over what we have seen over the last several days, especially yesterday when we were stuck under that fog deck. we had drizzle going, we had cool temperatures, all that has change. what a difference 24 hours makes. sunshine on the scene as we look live at center city philadelphia. temperatures feeling more presumer-like. 79 degrees right now. east wind, which we had last couple days, bad, south wind good ushering until the warmth , wind at eight. mug which dew point near 60. much better conditions. check this out, rehoboth beach , people out sunning themselves, wave, looking nice and calm, ocean temperature st

they found it to be unstable and the boulders on the hillside are unstable so it's going to stay closed. >>> i'm meteorologist jeff ranieri. 65 in san francisco right now. i'm tracking 94 degrees. we'll let you know who gets that warm tomorrow. plus when rain moves in. >>> also, bad behavior that's bad for business. the video has a lot of people in the south bay concerned tonight. >>> and more than half the levees that protect california cities from a flood have a risk of failing. tonight we investigate what that could mean for the bay area. they )re illegal, dangerous -- and bad for business. a string of side shows in san jose over the weekend -- have >>> they are illegal, dangerous, and they are also bad for business, the string of side shows in san jose over the weekend left more than tire marks. video you are looking at is of dozens of cars doing burnouts and donuts in a parking lot near city hall in downtown san jose. it's part of an early cinco demayo celebration. it's one of three side slows. >> they were doing burnouts up and down the parking lot. scary. a lot of kids celebratin

at least 28 new cases were reported at a camp near boulder creek on top of a nearly 370 cases in sanose. authorities say students have gotten sick at 14 different schools. the first cases were reported around may 4. crews have been cleaning and sanitizing surfaces around the clock. >>> richard branson has a theory on how to improve air travel in america but first airlines need to fail. we caught up with him in san francisco. he said he was sad to sell virgin america to alaska airlines because america needs more competition in the skies not less. >> you have a very strange situation in america where when companies get into trouble, when airlines get into trouble, they just go into chapter 11 get rid of all their debts and come back again and again and again and they don't die whereas what you need is like an old oak tree, you need it to die, and then leave room for new little acorns to have new trees, new airlines, new competition. >> branson was in town to announce the upcoming virgin sport san francisco fitness festival slated for october. >>> facebook is facing a $122 million fine.

you can see cool air behind the storms, responsible for the amazing snow pictures out of boulder. and temperatures are cooling off in the northeast after record highs yesterday, it was 95 in boston, back down where you should be today in the low 80s, upper 70s. this proposal was seen in a twisted way. a storm chaser proposed to his girlfriend in front of a tornado near mclean, texas. he had the ring since march but want front of a twister. she said yes. she forgot there was a storm behind her. congratulations to the storm chasing couple. >> talking about swept away in a safe sense. bill, thank you. >>> ahead william and harry speak out about their mother princess diana. then why is toby keith holding a man only concert. and new details on the cause of death of roger ailes. wake up skin. neutrogena® hydro boost hydrating tint. the first water gel foundation it plumps, quenches... delivers a natural, flawless look. this is what makeup's been missing. neutrogena® ♪ dixie ultra's new flexproof® technology makes it twice as strong as the leading store bra